Sentence examples for operative tracking from inspiring English sources

My money's on Chastain to win it for her performance as a grimly determined CIA operative tracking Osama bin Laden in Zero Dark Thirty, but I'm thrilled that Weisz – and Davies's excellent film – are finally getting the exposure sadly denied them in Britain.

Last Thursday, Stewart Bell of the National Post wrote a story profiling the work of a Waterloo-based intelligence firm using the geolocation data from the tweets of a suspected female ISIS operative, tracking her whereabouts all over the battlefields of Syria and Iraq.

Ever since that film, in which Neeson played a former CIA operative tracking down his kidnapped daughter by any means necessary, raked in over $145 million at the U.S. box office, he's been making almost as many schlocky action films as Cage.

These blades are precalibrated and automatically recognized by the system when brought into the operative tracking field.

The break for American intelligence operatives tracking Abdul Qadeer Khan's nuclear network came in the wet August heat in Malaysia, as five giant cargo containers full of specialized centrifuge parts were loaded into one of the nondescript vessels that ply the Straits of Malacca.

Colombian agents, working with American intelligence operatives, tracked a top Colombian guerrilla commander for months before he was arrested Friday on a busy street in Quito, the capital of neighboring Ecuador, Colombian military authorities said Sunday.

Pakistani operatives tracked Mullah Dadullah, a senior aide to Mullah Omar, as he crossed the Afghan border in May 2007, and he was later killed by American and Afghan troops.

Data for all CABG, TKR and BRM procedures performed at Brigham and Women's Hospital (BWH), 2001 2010, 1996 2009 and 1995 2007, respectively, were culled from a combination of electronic medical records, an electronic operative time tracking application and physician employee databases.

Americans in Gaziantep have been warned that ISIS operatives are tracking the activities of Westerners.

Although Hoover's operatives began tracking Bernstein's left-wing activities as early as the mid-nineteen-forties, the first serious inquiry came in March , 1949 when David Niles, President Truman's administrative assistant, asked the Bureau to look into the young musician's background.

Her second Oscar nomination (and Golden Globe win) was for best actress in Zero Dark Thirty, directed by Kathryn Bigelow, in which she played Maya, the CIA operative who tracks down Osama bin Laden in Pakistan.