Sentence examples for plans to track from inspiring English sources

There are plans to track progress and push further on energy education programmes.

Rather than buying on impulse, consumers drew elaborate shopping plans to track down steep discounts — and stuck to them.

One bill orders the city's emergency management department and other agencies to create plans to track people with special medical needs.

The agency should also look hard at New York's plans to track and measure how well its reforms work and to obtain independent evaluations from outside experts.

Right now, IMMI measures the exposure and effectiveness only of audible media, although Mr. Zito says he plans to track which Web pages people are reading, too.

For the moment, federal health officials have no plans to track down the recipients of the other letters that passed through the machines shortly after the tainted mail.

Internet companies also plan to track consumers in their homes with new smart-grid technologies.

He planned to track down Lorne Michaels, the producer of "S.N.L.," and demand to be hired.

Israeli monitors planned to track his movements as he went to meet the Hezbollah leader.

Instead, schools plan to track the number of student fights and detentions.

Harrington is planning to track down a few CDs while he's in town.