Sentence examples for responsibility for tracking from inspiring English sources

The responsibility for tracking down any who escape will lie with Nauru's 60 police officers.

Mr. Sharon charged Israel's spy agency, the Mossad, with responsibility for tracking down those behind the attacks in Mombasa.

"Baraawe is the heart of the area controlled by Shabab, and it is the only remaining port they have where foreign fighters can get into Somalia by sea," said a United Nations official with responsibility for tracking events in Somalia.

Sabraw, a Republican appointee, chided the government for trying to shift responsibility for tracking down the remaining separated parents to the American Civil Liberties Union, which filed the lawsuit that led him to issue the reunification order.

Stewardship Officers throughout the University have the responsibility for tracking gifts that meet certain criteria (which vary slightly from area to area and by signer) and drafting letters for the appropriate signature.

The primary responsibility for tracking potentially dangerous chemicals in Texas falls to the Department of State Health Services, but Commissioner David L. Lakey told lawmakers at a hearing this month that the agency did "not have authority related to the regulation of these chemicals".

Historically, hospital responsibilities for tracking newborn screening testing results have been varied, particularly since the newborns are usually not in the hospital when the screening results are completed and returned.

These organizations are designated by the World Meteorological Organization and are responsible for tracking and issuing bulletins, warnings, and advisories about tropical cyclones in their designated areas of responsibility.

In the case of the Silver Line extension, Metro's own train operators could potentially continue maneuvering the trains through the end of the line, but a private workforce could be tasked with responsibility for track maintenance and inspections, as well as security, repairs, and cleaning duties at the station.

We recommend that national organizations assume responsibility for accurately tracking deaths caused by occupationally acquired infections.

This action places the responsibility for keeping track of the information falls to the receiver.