Sentence examples for system to trace from inspiring English sources

It would require the F.D.A. and the Department of Agriculture, which monitors food safety, to establish a working system to trace food products accurately and quickly.

As I explain in the forthcoming BBC Radio 4 programme 4Thought, it outlined an entirely voluntary system to trace who was buying coltan and other conflict minerals from the mass murderers, and so driving the war.

The safeguards against mad cow that Ms. Veneman announced on Tuesday -- including the elimination of "downer cattle" (cows that cannot walk) from the food chain, the removal of high-risk material like spinal cords from meat processing, the promise to introduce a system to trace cattle back to the ranch -- have long been demanded by consumer groups.

The British Retail Consortium, which represents all major supermarkets, said: "Retailers have responded positively to Greenpeace's concerns over the environmental impacts of soya farming in the Amazon by putting in place a system to trace the source of the soya used in all products".

"You could form an impressionistic sense of the shape and content of a correspondence, but no one could really know the whole picture," said Mr. Edelstein, who, along with collaborators at Stanford and Oxford University in England, is using a geographic information system to trace the letters' journeys.

We developed the measurement system to trace a critical temperature Tc as a function of the applied field.

And within three months the F.D.A. plans to release advice about how farmers, wholesalers and retailers can build systems to trace contaminated foods quickly from shelf to field.

After waging their own battles with mad cow disease, Europe, Canada and Japan instituted government-regulated mandatory systems to trace animals from their birth to the grocery.

Adam Harrison, the group's deputy representative on the roundtable's executive board, said that beyond certifying palm oil as sustainable, the group had set up systems to trace certified palm oil from the mill to the consumer.

Headlined At Home Abroad; Big Brother Pounces, it began: "In a book on a long-running civil conflict, the author briefly describes how his government uses surveillance systems to trace suspected enemies of the state.

Firms looking to differentiate themselves from the pack will voluntarily announce restitution, as Merrill Lynch and Bank of America have, and implement new systems to trace all mutual fund trades they process.