Sentence examples for surveillance upon from inspiring English sources

According to Harvey: "The loss of urban commonalities reflects the seemingly profound impacts of the recent wave of privatisations, enclosures, spatial controls, policing, and surveillance upon the qualities of urban life in general".

If we allow pregnant women who put their fetuses at risk through otherwise legal activities to be charged with 'child abuse' or other pregnancy-specific crimes, we risk imposing restrictions and surveillance upon nearly all dimensions of pregnant women's activities.

The impact of mass, digitally-enabled state surveillance upon individuals' privacy has been described as "the new frontier of human rights" by Member of the European Parliament, Claude Moraes, who was giving an annual lecture on behalf of the Centre for Research into Information, Surveillance and Privacy at the London School of Economics on Friday.

Furthermore, basing VAC surveillance upon increases in ventilator support sets a threshold effect for severity of complications: only patients with severe enough complications to merit a sustained increase in ventilator support are captured by this definition.

They may account for the impact of surveillance upon rates.

Since the isolates were identified by active surveillance upon admission, we concluded that they represent blaNDM-1 importations.

Which returns us to the tricky question "Surveillance" forces upon its readers: In the courtroom of history, who gets to testify as a credible witness?

Everyone in this world seems terribly alone -- Cathy increasingly so -- and at the same time under constant surveillance, spied upon and gossiped about, an instant away from betrayal or ostracism.

But the movie is apt in its insinuation that there is sometimes very little daylight between doing the reporting necessary for a magazine profile of someone and compiling a surveillance dossier upon him or her.

Sharif, whose family immigrated to the United States from Iran, and lived under surveillance, draws upon the Department of Defense's Dictionary of Military and Associated Terms to craft a powerful indictment of U.S. intervention in the Middle East.

Independent of the approach, TDR surveillance relies upon individual genotyping of surveillance specimens using Sanger sequencing.