Sentence examples for routine tracking from inspiring English sources

There is no routine tracking of compliance, and in many instances compliance has been poor at best, the study said.

Representative Edward J. Markey of Massachusetts, the co-chairman of the Congressional Bipartisan Privacy Caucus, said in a letter sent Wednesday to eight major wireless carriers that he was "deeply concerned" that routine tracking of cellphone use by law enforcement officials in many departments "may violate the privacy rights of Americans".

There is also no evidence that cell phone users expect to be subject to such routine tracking of their private lives — quite the contrary.

Accurate diagnosis and routine tracking and measurements with these hair analysis tools are the key to getting the most effective treatment possible.

Monitoring and evaluation (M&E) is an essential component of health program management [15], and involves the routine tracking of service and program performance (monitoring) and the episodic assessment of results of program activities (evaluation).

In addition, dermatological ambulatory care also allows routine tracking of new cases, especially the oligosymptomatic and/or atypical cases.

The interface was held in a vertical alignment to better simulate the interaction between subballast and geocell in accordance with routine track practices.

A partly assembled bomb containing 26 pounds of explosives was discovered Friday during a routine track check on a high-speed rail line linking the Spanish capital to Seville.

Grandstand or total pits It's really quite a routine track, to be honest, but always seems to attract a big crowd and there is a lot of congestion on the roads around the area in the build-up.

The merits of a new simulation-based optimization model lies in its ability to achieve minimum total delay time with considering stops for routine track maintenance and praying.

"We're currently keeping an open mind on why someone would put their life at risk to place these items on a live railway, however our early assessment has led us to believe it relates to Britain's exit from the European Union". BBC home affairs correspondent Danny Shaw said one of the devices was spotted by a train driver, with the other believed to have been found during a routine track search.