Sentence examples for stops tracking from inspiring English sources

Ucas stops tracking students' progress after they've accepted an offer and the Higher Education Statistics Agency (Hesa) doesn't break figures down by entry route.

(The United Nations already oversees a space registration convention, which requires countries to list launches, orbits and the purpose of missions. But it stops tracking spacecraft once they've been launched).

It seems that the 14% year-over-year decline in properties for sale is akin to employment data that stops tracking job-seekers who stop looking.

So, when Mimus loses interest in a person, she for all intents and purposes gets bored and stops tracking them.

UNICEF stops tracking people when they become adults, while UNDP engages in huge voter-registration drives, but then often leaves when the elections are over.

The study stops tracking data in 2006, meaning that it remains unknown how the economic slowdown of recent years -- including a crisis in the financial system, a housing market weighed down by foreclosures, soaring unemployment and a global recession -- may have affected the likelihood that more Americans born into middle-class circumstances will tumble out of them.

Is that something that you stopped tracking or just stopped disclosing?

(Nordstrom stopped tracking cellphones in May, partly as a result of complaints from customers).

"We actually stopped tracking cassette players in cars some time ago.

Its performance has become so unpredictable that some London-based investment banks have stopped tracking the company.

The service, which places opt-out cookies on your computer, does not stop tracking; it just stops ads tailored to your Web habits.