Sentence examples for bid to trace from inspiring English sources
Police have released images of Ms Chudy and the man in a bid to trace the new mother and ensure she is safe.
It is to Manchester's homeless community that police are now turning in a bid to trace Mr Smith's killer, hoping that they might be able to provide vital information.
IPC Media's Pick Me Up magazine has been accused of "astonishing insensitivity" over a bid to trace the children of British holidaymakers Keiron and Frances Conlon, two days after the couple drowned in Rhodes.
Police have released CCTV footage in a bid to trace a man last seen in Dumfries almost a week ago.
Staffordshire Police said it was now looking at CCTV footage from the day's fixture, in a bid to trace everybody who had a hand in causing trouble.
Officers, who are already being assisted by the National Crime Agency, are now making urgent inquiries with the British consulate and local health authorities in Pakistan in a bid to finally trace the man's identity.
Missing person posters have been issued in a bid to help trace a young woman from Inverurie.
If some Weight Publisher deny making the bid, the other evaluators can work together to trace all the internment mask result to verify whether the Weight publisher is lie or not according to the optimal result.
If encrypted information were embedded in the timing or changes of the bids, it would be a good way for firms to collude in a way that would be nearly impossible to trace: everybody is allowed to post bids, and every is allowed to read them.
To trace or not to trace?
