Sentence examples similar to subject tracked down from inspiring English sources

The manual for Faces says, "Victims and witnesses can actively participate in the fight against crime, completely revolutionizing the way subjects are tracked down and identified".

Because of his unorthodox methods — he did not get his subjects' consent, he tracked down names and addresses through license plate numbers, he interviewed the men in their homes in disguise and under false pretenses — "Tearoom Trade" is now taught as a primary example of unethical social research.

Its author has tracked down his subject's schoolmates, colleagues and the unexpected figure of a former girlfriend.

The picture had floated about the Internet for years, its creator and subject unidentified until the curators tracked down both for this show.

He recalls that the properties were heavily guarded and that anyone who tried to flee would be tracked down and subjected to further punishment.

The remaining 17 are part of her "Relations" series; their subjects are distant relatives she tracked down through DNA Web sites and genealogical research.

The Freedom From Torture human rights group said the "burning question" Cameron must put to Rajapaksa was "why certain categories of ethnic Tamils travelling back to Sri Lanka from the UK are being tracked down and subjected to branding, rape and other forms of torture".

On the subject of tracking down illegal immigrants entering the UK, Mr Blunkett added: "If they disappear - they wouldn't under my proposals as soon as we bring in compulsion - they would not be able to draw down on any of the major public services".

But for the most part, the 50 interview subjects that the film's director, Susan Lacy, tracked down over a four-year period are a friendly bunch.

Parker tracked down the Grossmans.

We tracked down Matt Goss!