Sentence examples for document tracing from inspiring English sources

But at the end of August she was "doxed," a slang term for document tracing, which is when a person's personal details — home address, phone numbers, bank details, and, in some cases, social-security number — are made public on the Internet.

The Swedish document traces the accounts given by the two women of their intimate encounters with Mr. Assange.

The document traces some of the outbreak's history along with stories of survivors, health care workers and those working to make things better on the ground.

The Times obtained hundreds of internal company documents tracing the evolution of Wal-Mart's 2005 Mexico investigation.

Unless an applicant could produce official documents tracing their lineage back to traditional Aborigines at the time of invasion, they would not be deemed Aborigine.

The collection of original documents tracing the tortuous links between French and Russian intellectuals during the Soviet era included the original 1974 decree that sent the dissident writer Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn into exile and stripped him of his passport.

British and American private investigators working for the government of her political rival Nawaz Sharif, produced a thick volume of documents tracing what they said were multimillion-dollar kickbacks paid to the couple in return for the award of government contracts, and a web of bank accounts across the world that were used to hide the money.

Like pottery fragments, the now obsolete documents trace the cultural history of the schools.

However, Guillaume Wack, director of the A.S.N.'s nuclear power plant directorate, commented in more detail, saying that the documents traced various safety requirements set for the Flamanville plant and the options explored by EDF and Areva to meet them.

The case, which is laid out in court documents, traces back to a winter night in 2000.

What's yet to appear, however, is much reflection on the conditions on the ground in Africa that have allowed the outbreak to rumble on: the under-resourced health services; the population denied the education that would enable them to understand what's happening to them, the inadequate government structures that lack the ability to document, trace and explain the virus.