Sentence examples for identifying the whereabouts of from inspiring English sources
The Department for Education has compiled a list identifying the whereabouts of problem families.
Other officials say Mr. Chalabi's group was more accurate in identifying the whereabouts of former Saddam Hussein loyalists.
In the firm's final week, senior officials at the Commodity Futures Trading Commission asked MF Global employees to identify the whereabouts of the money.
This came into light when a fake hepatitis B vaccination programme in Pakistan was used to identify the whereabouts of Osama bin Laden.
He said: "We try to go through that list to try and identify the whereabouts of folks but we're constantly adding to that list as loved ones or family call in to say that they haven't reached or been able to contact someone".
He describes the rise of artificial intelligence as "maggot therapy: it consumes only those portions [of the job market] that are no longer human, restoring us to health .Likewise the game played by Deep Blue serves to identify the whereabouts of creativity in chess, he argues.
It identifies the whereabouts of remaining rinderpest material so that action can be taken to ensure that these stocks are destroyed or stored safely.
"Neither Hanley nor [redacted] could identify the current whereabouts of the archive laptop or thumb drive containing the archive, and the FBI does not have either item in its possession".
After many difficulties Paul and Helen discover the whereabouts of Sveti Georgi.
Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu credited Israeli's intelligence unit, the Shin Bet, with identifying the officials' whereabouts.
The rebels were especially concerned about the flights, which they saw as provocative efforts to identify rebel bases and pinpoint the whereabouts of commanders.
