Sentence examples for under constant monitoring from inspiring English sources
In a familiar Washington ritual, the courthouse where the Mueller grand jury is meeting will now be under constant monitoring by reporters on the lookout for familiar faces from Trump's orbit.
For teachers, who are not unionized and usually just out of college, 11-hour days are the norm, and each one is under constant monitoring, by principals who make frequent visits, and by databases that record quiz scores.
His eyes were badly damaged in the 17 January attack in Moscow, and he said he had already undergone five operations and was under constant monitoring.
Mr Filin told the BBC that his right eye has been more damaged than his left, he had undergone five operations and was under constant monitoring.
Animals were kept under constant monitoring for signs of HF and any other possible adverse effects.
After surgery, animals were kept under constant monitoring in single cages with ad libitum access to food and water.
After Chinese artist Ai Weiwei was released from 81 days of solitary detention in 2011, he was put under house arrest and subjected to constant monitoring by the Chinese government.
Jeffrey Lewis, at the Monterey Institute of International Studies, said that if Iran wanted to make nuclear weapons, it would do so at covert sites rather than use facilities under constant international monitoring.
In reality, though, neither US nor British intelligence believe Tehran has decided to build a bomb, and Iran's atomic projects are under constant international monitoring.
While complimentary evidence is given by careful analysis of cohorts of well-documented patients receiving lithium over many years under constant direct monitoring, little is known about the underlying mechanism behind the association between lithium and a reduced suicide risk.
More specific information, however, has been gained from the careful analysis of cohorts of well documented patients having received lithium over many years under constant systematic monitoring (for a comprehensive overview please see Lewitzka et al., submitted [ 8]).
