Sentence examples for online tracking system from inspiring English sources

The online tracking system and helplines will be available from Saturday.

It may take ten to fifteen business days after submission of the application for information to be posted to the online tracking system.

He was holding his receipt from the online tracking system and bemoaning the 600 contacts he might never see again when one of the Lost Property staff members came out with good news.

The Devils have provided the youth hockey leagues with LeagueStat, an online tracking system, so representatives from the teams can enter data in real time or after the game.

Later, after unveiling an online tracking system for government performance, the mayor went on at length in response to questions from reporters about gun control and the Second Amendment, municipal finance and the troubled national economy, and various policy proposals of the presidential candidates.

The company devised an online tracking system using GPS which allows customers to see where the driver with their parcel is all the time.

Documents leaked by Edward Snowden indicated that the National Security Agency tapped into Google's online tracking systems as a way to identify surveillance targets.

Consumers who have already seen some benefits from online tracking systems — in the form of movie recommendations from Netflix, perhaps, or product recommendations from Amazon — might warm to AOL's argument.

Finally, the use of optical (online) tracking systems is not always possible when the view of the patient in the gantry is limited.

Importantly, the funding agency wishing to review this information still needs to invest resources in expertise to synthesise and interpret the reports provided from online tracking systems.

If courier services can track parcels as they move around the world, and enable customers to track their parcels using tracking numbers and online tracking systems, then why can't the same system be used to assure that no passenger will ever again have to wonder where his or her baggage might be?