Sentence examples for private monitoring from inspiring English sources

25]: The professional installation companies, manufacturers of these devices and private monitoring facilities all acknowledge as our No.1 responsibility the importance of the reduction of false alarms.

Basil Fernando, director of the Asian Human Rights Commission, a private monitoring group, estimated the number of people arrested at 1,200, including 700 monks.

He said many labor advocates were dissatisfied with relying on codes of conduct and private monitoring because that meant companies were responsible for their own compliance.

The Thailand Tobacco Information Center, a private monitoring group, said the number of smokers here has declined in recent years to about 12 million people, or 23.4percentt of the population.

In a report issued this month, the private monitoring group Human Rights Watch linked the FARC to 26 executions in the zone as of this summer, with another 16 people reported missing.

"This is a major step forward, but no one should engage in self-deception," said Mr. Harris, who returned today from Geneva, where he was elected the new head of U.N. Watch, a private monitoring group.

While it would let the owners of most sites hire private monitors, it would not necessarily result in a reduction of state monitors overseeing those sites, or of monitors overall.

Private Clouds MONitoring Systems (PCMONS) [83] is a monitoring tool which was designed to address the lack of effective open source tools for private cloud monitoring.

In fact, electronics experts say, private video monitoring used for home security purposes is one of the fastest-growing segments of the electronics industry.

The government's role would include reporting total dollars flowing to the private markets, monitoring fund performance and making sure fund operation is consistent with all laws and regulations.

Across the former Soviet lands of Central Asia, repression of news media is increasing and indiscriminate, say Western diplomats, local journalists and representatives of foreign and domestic private groups monitoring the region's progress -- or lack of it -- in building democracy.