Sentences with phrase «traced back all»

Not to pick on one person, but this can be traced back to when Jim Rice was elected in 2009.

The failure was eventually traced back to a broken washer that cost just 50p, making it even more devastating.

This type of shit, at the very least, can be traced back to «Sugar» Ray Robinson, who people rarely bring up when «A-side» shenanigans are discussed.

The origins of the Duke Way can be traced back to Krzyzewski's days as a cadet at West Point.

Greece's recent history as an international hoops giant can be traced back precisely to Galis» performance at EuroBasket 1987.

Tkachuk should get at least 5 and I'd be happier with the same 10 Witkowski will get as the entire brawl can be traced back to his stupid reaction.

The bad blood can be traced back to this summer's World Cup competition in Brazil, Rojo allegedly bringing his pop star friend El Polaco into the inner circle with the rest of the squad.

But their history can be traced back to ancient Roman times (I knew I liked Latin for a reason!).

According to Wikipedia, the vegetable can be traced back to the fifteenth century in the Veneto region of Italy.

Sherry has a long production history in California that can be traced back to the California Missions.

Worldwide, more than 22,000 seafood products, which can be traced back to the certified sustainable fisheries, bear the blue MSC ecolabel.

Compare that to Trinidad and Tobago where carnival can be traced back to the French aristocracy and their celebrations in the eighteenth century.

Even a spread of $ 20,000 - $ 30,000 pales in comparison to the potential loss of brand loyalty if just one foreign particle harms or alarms a consumer and its source gets traced back to the food producer.

The certification of these two universities will provide more than 40,000 students, faculty and employees daily with seafood that can be traced back to a fishery that has been certified to the science - based, global MSC standard for sustainable wild - caught seafood.

Zinfandel's origins used to be unknown, but its DNA can now be traced back to the specific combination of a Croation grape (Crljenak) and an Italian grape (Primativo.)

The beginnings of the Diaz Foods can be traced back to 1969 when Rene M. Diaz's grandfather, Domingo L. Diaz, opened their first grocery store call Diaz Market in Midtown Atlanta.

The beginnings of Diaz Foods can be traced back to 1969, when Domingo Diaz and Julio Rene Diaz, a father and son team, opened their first grocery store called Diaz Market in Midtown Atlanta.

Responses can not be traced back to the respondent.

I kept seeing her words out of context, and after some Googling, I traced them back to their point of origin.

The trend can be traced back to Cauldron Ice Cream in Santa Ana, California.

Our story can be traced back to the box - making businesses started in the 1940s by the Smith family in East London.

Where laws and / or regulations do not exist or are in conflict with generally accepted best practice, suppliers should adopt the highest standard applicable to their situation by reference to leading safety standards such as the Global Food Safety Initiative and Global G.A.P. McCormick expects that all agricultural suppliers will take steps to ensure that agricultural products can be traced back to their source of origin regardless of whether or not this is legally required.

It's no wonder that use of this ancient superfood can be traced back to 3500 BCE.

They can be traced back to 3,500 B.C. in Egypt, where they were considered an object of worship.

Our comprehensive farm - management standards and traceability system help to ensure that products or components sourced for products bearing our green frog seal can be traced back to well - managed farms and / or farm groups that protect workers, wildlife, and communities.

Often, the infections are traced back to contaminated protein products or fresh produce.

The college is one of 13 in the country with Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) certification, ensuring that all fish served can be traced back to sustainable fisheries.

The cookies that we use for creamy-creation.com can not be traced back to a single individual or to a specific PC or other device.

The company's roots can be traced back to the 1880s, when John Bean invented a continuous spray pump he used to treat his almond orchards, and which he soon began selling to other growers.

Additionally, Albright notes, retailers gain assurance in the brand because each bag of chips can be traced back to the potatoes that were used.

He worked and trained under several world class chefs, whose lineage can be traced back to French Master Chef Paul Bocuse.

A member of the ginger family (Zingiberaceae), turmeric is indigenous to India, and its usage there can be traced back almost four thousand years.

Historians believe that the history of jerk can be traced back to the Carib and Arawak Indians who inhabited the Caribbean islands before the arrival of Spanish explorers in the fifteenth century.

Occasionally a group of late manuscripts can be traced back to a hypothetical ancestor, now lost, because of identical errors preserved in them.

In sum, even though he was absorbed by the spiritual crisis of modern man — a crisis he traced back to the ancient gnostic movement — it can hardly be said that he viewed history in a Christian fashion, that is, as a drama of sin and redemption.

The interest in Asian religion so manifest in the 1960s can be traced back to his time at Columbia University in the 30s, where he discussed oriental scriptures with a Hindu monk, Mahabarata Bramachari, who also urged him to read Christian mystical literature, such as the Confessions and the Imitation of Christ.

Doubtless such suspicions may be traced back as far as the college of the apostles and Paul, but our ironic participation in them today still leaves us with the feeling that something else is amiss besides common frailty and sin.

Such a meaning can be traced back directly to a few verses in the biblical book of Revelation (Chapter 20:1 - 7).

Further, the dualism was seen to be so deeply based that ancient thought traced it back to the very beginning; it was creative.

The tradition that this gospel was written by the apostle John can be traced back to the second century, but has been widely challenged during the last hundred years.

These movements varied in tone from violent aggression to mild pacifism, but their motivation could all be traced back to Jewish and Christian prophecies in the ancient world, of which the few verses about the millennium in Revelation are the best example.

He and his family belonged to a once - proud and deeply religious people whose cultural heritage can be traced back at least 40,000 years (AL 4).

The generally declining trust in the effectiveness of philosophy is thus not to be traced back to deficient versatility in handling available elements of theory, but to the more or less dull consciousness that philosophy works with insinuations of «actuality,» which — although they are not confronted with a plainly superior, clear alternative — are no longer able to be convincing.

Then Mormon are not Christians if they do not believe Jesus's lineage can be traced back to Abraham because that is what is written in the Bible.

Whitehead considers this single procedure from different perspectives and in different types of relations, and the difficulty which the reading of his major work entails is — as already emphasized — to be traced back to the problems of gaining intellectual control over this shift of perspectives.

It is generally agreed that it is of comparatively recent origin, and the beginnings of the writing of history are commonly traced back to the Greek historians Herodotus (c. 484 - 24 BC.)

With Resurrection and the Restoration of Israel, Levenson aims to clear up this confusion by showing how it can be traced back to facile thinking.

The precise theory may be traced back to Dr John Money (1921 - 2006), a New Zealand psychologist who worked in the United States after the Second World War.

All human religion, other than the Judeo - Christian faith was thought to consist of various forms of natural religion which could all be traced back to Noah.

A quick glance through the Old Testament will remind you that lies and murders can be traced back to this root.