Sentence examples for complete its search from inspiring English sources

He says the ISG will need up to nine months to complete its search, and his 1,200-strong team is following up an abundance of leads, including the claim by the Iraqi scientist that he had been asked in 1993 to look after anthrax and other biological agents.

There are probably many other such satellites to be discovered, as the team has yet to complete its search of the space around Jupiter.

While Volkogonov cautioned that the commission would need three to six more months to complete its search of secret Soviet archives, he presented four volumes of documents to the committee containing the names of Americans known to have died in the Soviet Union and those living there voluntarily today.

Dragon Go! uses natural-language processing to perform and complete its searches, said Mr. Sejnoha.

The committee also said the John Lethbridge vessel, belonging to Mauritius-based Deep Ocean Search, had completed its search for human remains, which will now be transferred to Cairo for DNA analysis.

But the agency said that it has found relatively few problems, and has nearly completed its search, having designed fixes for 153 of the 155 systems.

Microsoft announced in August that Ballmer would retire within a year, as soon as the company completes its search for a successor.

In its request for the order, the government says that "Apple has the exclusive technical means which would assist the government in completing its search," for a number of reasons.

A15 David Kay, the head of the effort by the United States to find the banned weapons in Iraq, is considering stepping down in the next few months before the group he leads completes its search and issues a final report.

But in an unusual step that seemed to reflect his shaky confidence in the the bureau resulting from the records lapse, Mr. Ashcroft said that he had obtained a legal certification from Director Louis J. Freeh of the F.B.I. assuring Mr. Ashcroft that the agency "has completed its search and produced every relevant document in its possession".

David Kay, the head of the effort by the United States to find the banned weapons cited by President Bush as a primary reason for going to war with Iraq, is considering stepping down in the next few months before the group he leads completes its search and issues a final report, government officials said Thursday.