Sentence examples for aid tracking from inspiring English sources
The fate of the supplies after that, however, remained unknown, because the junta has barred all foreigners, including credentialed diplomats and aid workers, from accompanying any donated aid, tracking its distribution or following up on its delivery.
These can better resolve targets in space to aid tracking, eliminate decoys and assess whether targeted warheads have been destroyed.
One solution would be the immediate establishment of a centralised Ebola relief aid tracking system through which west African governments and donors would provide regular accounts of aid disbursals, in the same way that Ebola cases are reported in real time.
The pool was filled with water (25 ± 1°C), and milk was added to obscure the platform and to aid tracking of the animals' swim paths.
The Text Aid track will be on sale from December 18 at the usual online retailers.
U2 frontman Bono returns for the new Band Aid track 30 years on from Bob Geldof's original, but his surrounding cast could hardly be more different.
Further, ChIP results are suggestive of AID association with MYC14 because AID tracks with pol II to deaminate transcribed DNA (reviewed by [27]) and the non-translocated allele of c-MYC is not expressed ([25] yet pol II ChIPs enriched for exons 1 3 c-MYC.
A quantitative understanding of whole switchgrass chromosomes will help in distinguishing hybrid genotypes and aid in tracking genome sources during directed breeding programs.
"We believe that this scorecard can and should be used after the end of 2015 to aid in tracking progress on the sustainable development goals," said Chambers.
"What the public is saying is: no more," he added, citing strong public polling support for the proposal, which includes a mandate that manufacturers provide ballistic signatures for each new gun to aid in tracking gun violence.
Eventually Lord Nuffield, a British car industry-tycoon, cleared the project's remaining debts.In great secrecy, America requested aid in tracking its own missiles (though the story came out when a journalist noticed a huge trailer parked at the site emblazoned "United States Air Force").
