Sentence examples for not only monitored from inspiring English sources

It said they not only monitored torture, like waterboarding, but also kept data on the prisoners' reaction in ways that "may amount to human experimentation".

She said: "This appears to be an example of gross misconduct by the police officers who not only monitored an elected politician who was part of a body overseeing the police, but then allegedly tried to destroy the evidence".

Then the fragments of my childhood memories added up and I could see he was an undercover cop who not only monitored a political organisation but became part of it.

This organization is not only monitored by the four national securities regulators but by the European securities and futures regulators as well; and because it is located in London, it also is regulated by the Financial Services Authority of Britain.

"The agreement now in force can be not only monitored by the F.R.A. -- and there will be more inspectors -- but it can be enforced in court," said Ms. Hutchison, who sought a federal inquiry into the railroad's operation in the San Antonio region.

But, in fact, the plotters never had a chance.For 11 months they had been played for suckers by the FBI, which had not only monitored their plans but also provided the bombs and missiles all duds incapable of being detonated or fired.

Organisations such as Fifa and the IOC should not only monitor all stages of competitions, but also enable and support more credible external, independent monitoring.

He not only monitors how much faster he is growing than his peers, but also how much fatter his profit margins are.And Fast's Mr Brodin?

The trick to that is to have smart heating sensors not only monitoring how cold it is in each room, but checking the external temperature, whether from weather websites or a sensor outside.

This trust was misplaced: by early 2012, the D.E.A. had homed in on Guzmán's BlackBerry, and could not only monitor his communications but also use geolocation technology to triangulate his signal.

The bridge operators not only monitor cars, trains, pedestrians, cyclists and skateboarders, they also have to watch the boaters passing through, some of whom have a hard time getting what they view as their big vessel through a tiny hole.