Sentence examples for database loses from inspiring English sources

The Met's lawyers go on to state that I cannot see my up-to-date intelligence records because "an intelligence database loses all efficacy if it is not kept confidential".

NoSQL databases lose the support for ACID transactions as a trade-off for increased availability and scalability [1, 7].

"It is very difficult now to move money through the banking system without being traceable by the police," said Julian Radcliffe, president of Art Loss Recovery, a private database of lost and stolen art based in London.

Law enforcement officials and officials with the Art Loss Register, a private database of lost and stolen art, emphasize that there are, certainly, highly effective art thieves at work around the world, in an enterprise that the Federal Bureau of Investigation estimates at about $6 billion a year in stolen goods.

"Organized criminals from Serbia, Albania, Montenegro and other parts of the Balkans steal art through gangs which they send out to Western Europe," said Julian Radcliffe, chairman of the Art Loss Register, the world's largest private database of lost and stolen art, based in London.

On Friday the Motherwell, along with three other paintings that were stolen from a Madison Avenue gallery in 1988 and now valued at $1 million, were recovered by police in Cologne, Germany, and turned over to the Art Loss Register, a private database of lost and stolen art.

(CellCycle.ca 2014c), and that "You must warrant that you are: the owner of the device(s) that you wish to sell us" and that the phone "must not be identified on any database as lost or stolen", although there appears to be no means by which these claims are verified.

Interpol's database of lost and stolen travel documents contains 40 million records from 167 countries.

Given that Interpol maintains a database of lost and stolen passports, accessible to any airline in the world that chooses to use it, why are a billion passengers each year able to board aircraft without having their passports checked?

Interpol's General Assembly voted Tuesday to allow Carnival to check the travel documents of its passengers through the organization's database of lost and stolen travel documents, which contains 69 million records from 175 countries.

As about 40 ships and more than 20 airplanes continued looking for Flight MH370 for a third day, Interpol confirmed that at least two stolen passports were used by passengers on the plane, and the police agency's head railed that few countries were regularly checking its international database on lost and stolen travel documents.