Sentence examples for whereabouts at a from inspiring English sources

The impact is that the arrest and interrogation of more than 7,000 people was able to happen without a public notification of their whereabouts, at a warehouse empowered to take in arrests from around the city.

Photograph: CNN 7.16pm GMT State department denies knowledge of Makdissi whereabouts At a daily briefing in Washington, state department spokesman Mark Toner walked back his previous assertion that Syrian foreign ministry spokesman Jihad Makdissi was in the UK.

Lt Gen Ali Mamlouk, the head of the country's national security council, was reported on Monday to be under house arrest in the Syrian capital following a rash of speculation about his whereabouts at a time of deepening crisis for the regime.

Some device owners said that Apple collected data about their precise whereabouts at a given moment.

All of these public bodies and many more will be able to obtain, simply on demand and without a court order, details of any phone call we have made or received, the source and destination of any of our emails, the identity of all websites visited and - best of all - all mobile phone location data which will reveal our whereabouts at any given time within a few hundred metres.

It emerged this week that Dhar fled Britain within 48 hours of being released on bail following his arrest on suspicion of encouraging terrorism but police were still unaware of his whereabouts at least a month afterwards, when they sent him a letter asking him to report to his nearest police station.

That's because intel on a target's precise whereabouts at any given moment can be faulty.

For Here, the artist gave up his own privacy in the form of a Google Maps-website showing his whereabouts at any given moment.

Her tasks include not only compiling Franklin's schedule but keeping the United States Anti-Doping Agency abreast of her whereabouts at all times in case she is randomly chosen to provide a urine sample.

Professional cyclists must notify antidoping authorities of their whereabouts at all times so they can be tested outside of competition, a move designed to discourage doping by making sure that riders never know when they will be tested.

But most important to American forces, he probably knew Mr. Hussein's whereabouts at any given moment.