Sentence examples for authorities to compare from inspiring English sources

Or the DNA might originate from a warrant issued in a specific case, authorizing the authorities to compare it against crime scene evidence — with the resulting profile then stored in a database for future use.

Mr. Bao challenged the authorities to compare his treatment with the right to free speech enshrined in China's Constitution and laws, and urged the United Nations Human Rights Commission, which is meeting in Geneva, to note the inconsistency.

For first time bombers, as opposed to serial offenders, there is no prior available bomb signature for authorities to compare.

The Department of Education and the Internal Revenue Service now have the authority to compare information, which will also prevent a lot of fraud.

Authorities hoped to compare DNA taken from Clark's hair, fingernails and saliva with more than 250 pieces of evidence collected at the crime scene on the Ivy League campus in New Haven, and from Clark's apartment in Middletown.

Information-sharing tools, such as the best deals service used by councils in the south-east of England, offer local authorities the chance to compare regional contracts.

Senior law enforcement officials also said they were increasingly focused on the possibility that the attack was connected to a bombing that took place Saturday morning in New Jersey, but the authorities still needed to compare all the bombs before drawing any conclusions.

For example, the authorities have pledged not to compare individual thumbprints against a database of prints.

In particular, by using the imagery gathered by the Sentinel, civilian authorities will be able to compare the current flooding in the Thames Valley to how the same area was affected during a similar devastating period of flooding in 1947 which was caused by melting snow and extended periods of heavy rain.

Authorities needed a description to compare to the dead bodies still at the facility.

The increase comes in a year in which sports such as football and tennis stepped up their use of the athlete biological passport programme, which allows authorities to collect and compare biological data and spot discrepancies over time that suggest possible doping.