Sentence examples for involvement captured from inspiring English sources

If the misdemeanors three of the women were charged with were not the usual stuff of New York crime headlines, the dog's involvement captured the imagination of reporters and the police, who issued a detailed rundown of the events and Bear's service history.

Based on the level of user involvement when capturing the biometric traits, biometrics can be further defined as either active or passive.

Detective Chief Inspector Dick Harrison, who was overseeing the case, praised the city's Muslim community for their involvement in capturing the murderers.

Such human involvement can never be "captured" on any form and yet it is the most priceless of all data.

The department has been looking for a new superintendent since Philip J. Cline, a longtime officer, resigned in April amid an outcry over the lack of swift discipline against officers accused of involvement in two beatings captured on videotape.

Nixon's tapes were the means to his undoing as they captured his involvement in the Watergate cover-up, but they have given historians a deeper understanding of triumphs like the diplomatic opening to China as well as the darker side of the nation's 37th president.

Following focus child with video camera for long uninterrupted periods, captured intimate involvement in their experiences and play activity, for future collaborative reflection.

Other evidence of Iranian involvement that American officials have provided to Iraqi officials involves details of captured Iranian arms, like 81-millimeter mortars and 107-millimeter rockets that American officials say bear markings indicating that they were made this year.

A federal appeals court has demanded that Justice Department prosecutors explain their "arguably inconsistent" statements about their involvement in the interrogation of captured terrorists of Al Qaeda who might provide valuable information to lawyers defending Zacarias Moussaoui, according to a court order made public Friday.

Mr. Suga said at a news conference that it would be "desirable for experts and historians to study" the so-called Kono Statement, which acknowledged the Imperial Army's involvement in forcing thousands of captured Asian and Dutch women to provide sex for Japanese soldiers.

The involvement of these central genes captured the dynamic response of how yeast cells sense and react to oxidative stress.