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Somebody tipped off the gang members to the police surveillance.

Police have the man under surveillance.

At about the same time, engineers began equipping drones with real‐time surveillance capabilities.

The general public sees surveillance drones as creepy reminders that someone, somewhere is watching every little thing you do.

It's a part of the growing surveillance society.

Huck's set up a surveillance feed in his office.

How does the surveillance make you feel?

FBI surveillance procedures.

I need video surveillance of everyone coming in and out

surveillance video

The man who attacked his boss was placed under psychiatric surveillance.

This effort was supported by Germany, who sent personnel and surveillance equipment

There is surveillance in most shops nowadays, so anything that happens can be seen on camera.

surveillance technology, surveillance society

Eventually it was decided that the stores be equipped with surveillance cameras.

the suspect was placed under police supervision

supervision of the correspondence shipment, both mass and standard

It must be done under the supervision of the manager.

A European and global system for supervision represents further important steps.

He needs constant supervision.

Coordination and supervision of the employer permissions

He undertook to provide continuous supervision over the works

Better supervision is required. This place is nothing but confusion. For example, there is too much replication which only wastes time and energy.

The curfew for this shelter is 10 p. m.

introduce a curfew

A curfew was also imposed

Kyiv imposes curfew amid sabotage fears in Ukraine

By the time our kids were in high school, they were helping set their own curfews.

Sadly, after last night, I think our curfew will only get worse.

Not a good idea to be out after the curfew.

Are you going to pull curfew on me?

Her parents had given her a curfew of midnight, so she had heaps of time.

You'll be in ​trouble if you get ​home after curfew.

I have a lot more material prepared, but I have to get the Secret Service home in time for their new curfew.

Keep your grades up and your curfew until Christmas, then you get to go.

For a month you have a curfew. 10pm is the latest for you to stay outside.

The new curfew is in place between 9 p.m. and 6 a.m.

curfew /ˈkɜ: fju:; US / noun [countable] 1 a time after which people are not allowed to go outside their homes, for example during a war The government imposed a dusk-to-dawn curfew. ▶ godzina policyjna