Sentence examples for soldiers monitoring from inspiring English sources

They point to documented evidence of the presence of soldiers monitoring the attacks on the students, as well as the army's dirty war history augmented by more recent cases of people who were last seen in the company of soldiers.

How can a few dozen unarmed soldiers monitor a ceasefire in a country of more than 22 million?

Germany is making some changes: In a small map-lined room at East Germany's former army headquarters, a handful of soldiers monitor the 8,000 troops now deployed in a half-dozen places around the world.

For two days the soldiers monitored their radios and scanned the neighboring village — where a white Taliban flag flies from a radio tower, but when the first lights of the convoy finally spilled out onto the road, the night was quiet except for the steady hum of a helicopter flying above it.

Vigilantly, soldiers monitor the goings-on down in the village, reacting to any abnormality.

Today, two young Russian soldiers idly monitored the square that dozens, if not hundreds, had died for.

The A.U. accordingly dispatched sixty unarmed observers and three hundred "green helmet" soldiers to monitor a ceasefire between the government and the non-Arab rebels who were fighting it.

On Dec. 9, acting under American pressure, Pakistan finally sent the first of 6,000 soldiers to monitor its border with Afghanistan.

Another initiative, now a priority, is a program named "Guardian Angel" that calls for one or two soldiers to monitor the Afghans during every mission or meeting, officials say.

In another cell, Ai Weiwei writes to his young son, describing his 81-day detention in China in 2011, when between interrogations he was constantly watched by ramrod-straight young soldiers who monitored his every move.

The widely held American view of the Vatican as the headquarters of Catholicism Inc., employing a vast army of doctrinal foot soldiers who monitor every word of Father Joe's Sunday homilies in the service of a micromanaging pope -- is largely mistaken.