Sentence examples for routinely monitoring from inspiring English sources

But the revelation that the US has been routinely monitoring the communications of at least 35 world leaders, including Mrs Merkel, has led her to believe that all US intelligence surveillance programmes need to be comprehensively reviewed.

The accusation by the ISC chairman, Sir Malcolm Rifkind, that the company is providing a "haven for terrorists" because it is not routinely monitoring the content of every exchange that takes place over its networks is not far off a 1920s home secretary blaming the telephone for spreading Soviet Bolshevism.

In a final step, possibly around the end of the year, economic and financial sanctions will be lifted, and an enhanced IAEA inspections regime will be implemented, routinely monitoring Iran's fuel cycle from uranium mines to enrichment and fuel manufacture, and visiting undeclared sites.

The detection of toxic microalgae by routinely monitoring natural waters is necessary to provide timely mitigation.

Cheatham and Safcsak have demonstrated that routinely monitoring adult patients at risk and a stage-by-stage-guided therapy algorithm comprising medical as well as surgical options may considerably reduce patient mortality by up to 50%[37]].

To others, he had forced a submerged national debate and slowed down a secret and inexorable slide to a police state that protects security by routinely monitoring everybody.

The Times Company said it does not routinely monitor its employees' e-mail.

Ofsted does not often, it seems, routinely monitor events or how they were dealt with.

Raab questioned whether national security had been breached because terrorists knew their communications were routinely monitored.

The agency's inspectors have routinely monitored the plant's construction since its unveiling.

It does not, for example, routinely monitor job boards for suspicious ads.