Sentence examples for tracing people from inspiring English sources

"The agency is not as efficient and effective in tracing people as it could be," the NAO report said.

A short, compact man of forty, Bonilla also taught martial arts and worked occasionally for a local bail-bond company, tracing people who had jumped bail.

"They would be helping, in the main, tracing people who were difficult to find for whatever reason, that kind of area".

WHO said about $987.8m was needed for everything from paying health workers and buying supplies to tracing people who had been exposed to the virus, which is spread by contact with bodily fluids such as blood, urine or diarrhoea.

Norbert hadn't known that, for a century, the I.C.R.C. has devoted extraordinary resources to tracing people, particularly children, who have been displaced and dispersed by conflict and its attendant catastrophes, with the aim of reuniting families.

For a century, the I.C.R.C. has devoted extraordinary resources to tracing people who have been displaced and dispersed by conflict and its attendant catastrophes, with the aim of reuniting families.

Investigators said they were attempting to trace people on the site who discouraged him while others urged him on.

Some companies will attempt to use Y chromosome tests to trace people's origins to specific regions.

Additionally, said Tomori, technology such as mobile phones has made it much easier for the emergency operations centre to trace people at any particular time.

Ministers are suspending controversial arrangements under which the NHS shares patients' details with the Home Office so they can trace people breaking immigration rules.

This was the starting point for the study, which tried to determine the possibility to trace people's origin using the microbial community of their shoes.