Sentence examples for systems for tracing from inspiring English sources

Computerized systems for tracing food have also grown overseas.

The disappearance of four teenagers in a Bronx boating accident last week illuminated a problem that a state assemblyman has been pressing to solve since he was elected in 1996: dedicating millions of dollars in cellphone surcharges to setting up systems for tracing wireless calls to 911.

My heart broke in a new way when I read that Gov. George E. Pataki, in answering a question about how his budget plans would respond to altering the systems for tracing 911 calls, said, "I don't think it's worthy of comment".

The N.R.A. is opposed, for example, to the creation of a national computerized system for tracing bullets and shell casings to the guns that fired them -- a crime-fighting tool that has come to be known as "ballistic fingerprinting".

A18 The White House said that it had asked federal law enforcement experts to study whether creating a national computerized system for tracing bullets and shell casings to the guns that fired them would be an effective crime-fighting tool.

In "A Way to Trace Bullets" (editorial, Oct. 17), you point out that President Bush "needs to lead" on the issue of creating a "computerized national system for tracing bullets and cartridge casings to the guns that fired them".

The governor's plan would give New York the toughest gun restrictions in the nation, from requiring trigger locks with new handguns to instituting a computerized system for tracing bullets to the guns that fired them.

Nervous citizens can only hope that the Bush administration is serious about exploring the possibilities of a computerized national system for tracing bullets and cartridge casings to the guns that fired them.

He said that public-health officials needed to intervene early, and that meant they ought to develop a system for tracing the contacts of those who had become infected with H.I.V. Medically, the suggestion made sense.

There is a system for tracing bullets and shells back to the weapons that fired them and those weapons back to their owners, a system that would turn the guessing game of finding this killer into a science, but the system has been blocked by the N.R.A. because it smacks of a national gun registry.

Congress could relieve consumers and food producers alike with a comprehensive food-safety bill that would require a system for tracing food, better oversight of food-safety plans by producers and more authority for the F.D.A. to investigate and recall tainted products.