Sentence examples for tracking of foreign from inspiring English sources

"But Sevis alone will not solve the problems of the I.N.S.'s tracking of foreign students".

After the World Trade Center bombing in 1993, Congress moved to tighten tracking of foreign visitors, including students.

At a Senate Judiciary subcommittee hearing late last week, she called instead for more careful tracking of foreign students, among others, while they are in the United States.

A Tory government would implement a requirement for landlords to check immigration statuses of tenants and introduce satellite tracking of foreign national offenders.

Saudi regulators are keeping track of foreign ownership.

Communication has also been increased between colleges and government agencies to keep track of foreign nationals studying here.

The plan, which is expected to be discussed at a cabinet committee meeting Wednesday, is designed to help the government keep track of foreign workers in the country, which could improve national security, reduce human trafficking and increase tax revenues.

No one is keeping formal track of foreign airlines with defibrillators, although Dr. Claude Thibeault, the medical director of Air Canada, said that an informal group of airline medical directors had a general picture of which lines were equipped.

Politicians "have blood on their hands" for failing to keep track of foreign offenders, according to the father of a 12-year-old girl who died after a hit-and-run collision with an Iraqi motorist who had previous convictions.

Similarly, the immigration service's desire to keep better track of foreign students studying in the United States has been thwarted by delays over the years and by objections from universities.

Houston, whose daughter, Amy, died six weeks after she was knocked down by an Iraqi-Kurdish asylum seeker, Aso Mohammed Ibrahim, in Blackburn in 2003, told BBC Radio 4's Today programme that the failure to keep track of foreign offenders had ruined lives.