According to sector thinktank nfpSynergy to help people be altruistic, "we need them to be selfish" Volunteering has a rich history, traceable in Britain at least back to medieval times, when there was a strong association between religion and ministration to the poor and sick.
For all that there is a tradition of left-leaning euroscepticism that goes back to such figures as Tony Benn, the vast majority of our current angst about Europe is traceable to the political right.
According to my sources it is traceable to Dubai and ISI.
If everybody on the internet were easily traceable, people would think twice about hacking.
The police had suggested that his death was a suicide; they are now treating it as a racist murder.This new interest in racial issues is directly traceable to a single event the inquiry into the murder of Stephen Lawrence.
The growing Catholic-nationalist share of the electorate is traceable through recent polls.
From 2009, everybody is to be issued with a "smart" biometric ID card, linked to the national register, which will be required for access to public services such as doctors' surgeries, unemployment offices, libraries and the like leaving a new, readily traceable, electronic data-trail.
That city has the overwhelming majority of the 320-odd cases reported in Canada, almost all of them directly traceable to contact with travellers who went to Hong Kong in February and March.
Situ used the footage to plot the trajectory of the grenade and prove that it was fired directly at him and not up in the air, prompting another inquiry (but no prosecutions).Compelling pictures from a traceable source may also prove to be a double-edged sword for protesters.
The authors do indeed find that industries that generate lots of traceable information have lower levels of evasion.
Mobile transactions are more traceable than cash, making it harder for corrupt officials to embezzle undetected.
