Sentence examples for would be traced from inspiring English sources

He promised that those responsible for the stickers would be traced through CCTV and disciplined.

In the past, these movements would be traced -- slowly -- by hand on plastic overlays.

Soon, elaborate street plans, with parks, grids, and slashing diagonals resembling those of Versailles, would be traced over a terrain that still housed more bears than people.

The exorbitantly high rates they offered didn't seem right, he says, and he was scared that if anything went awry the boat would be traced back to him.

Harrison said his pubs were putting burgers – sourced from new suppliers in Ireland – back on the menu later this week, adding that Whitbread now had a system to ensure processed meat products would be traced from "field to fork".

"If you were to do a very thorough study of problems with touch screens," he said, "you would probably find that 99.9percentt of them would be traced back to human error".

Vance said police would be tracing the weapons' origins "back to their origin" at their manufacturers.

As I boarded the Stella, Australis' newest ship, I felt giddy for what's to come: We would be tracing the same route that Charles Darwin took through Tierra del Fuego in the early 1800s, before his visit to the Galapagos Islands, a trip that would help inform his theories on evolution.

"For this to be useful to law enforcement who would be tracing guns, you'd have to have a record of the unique signature of every 3D printer being sold," said David Chipman, senior policy adviser at Giffords Law Center to Prevent Gun Violence, who spent 25 years at the Bureau of Alcohol , Tobacco Firearms and Explosives.

Thomas was emphatic, "If I used that kind of grotesque language with one person, it would seem to me that there would be traces of it throughout the employees who worked closely with me, or the other individuals who heard bits and pieces of it or various levels of it".

But they predicted that both plots would eventually be traced directly to al Qaeda.