Sentence examples for missing relatives are from inspiring English sources

Australians planning to travel to Bali to seek missing relatives are being told to bring color photographs, medical and dental records, and details of jewelry and brand names of clothing to help in identification.

In the absence of Cambodian institutions that perform this role, and in a country where neighboring villages can seem worlds apart as a result of the enduring societal fractures caused by the Khmer Rouge, the show is one of the few avenues for Cambodians who hold out hope that missing relatives are still alive.

As the soldiers laid out more and more bodies, villagers stood silently watching in case missing relatives were found.

As a result, the Morgue was inundated with people on a waiting list and the cases of misplaced bodies and missing relatives were growing rapidly.

Salvadorans with missing relatives were thrilled when Mauricio Funes, a leftist backed by the former rebel movement, was elected president in 2009.

In other instances, families who have posted messages and e-mail addresses on the Web as part of their search for missing relatives have been contacted by rogue brokers offering to help them -- for a fee.

The missing human relatives are thought to have inhabited much of Asia as recently as 30,000 years ago, and so shared the land with early modern humans and Neanderthals.

Missing relative quantifications were imputed for a given protein with a minimal relative quantification observed for that protein across all runs in the same cohort, representing its limit of detection.

Those concerned about missing relatives who may have been on board are invited to call 080077770000 within Egypt/ +20225989320 international.

In an effort to – one day – give families the chance to find the remains of missing relatives, the ICRC has been recording the circumstances of their deaths and the GPS coordinates of the site where each body was found and buried.

Australians took to social media to express their fears about missing relatives and friends who were working or travelling in Nepal when the quake hit.