The phrase "a record of handing" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to documentation or evidence of a transfer or delivery process, but the wording is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The company maintains a record of handing over the project to the new team."
Alternatives: "a record of transfer" or "documentation of delivery".
They are also deeply worried that Rezaian's case is now being reviewed by a hardline judge, Abolghassem Salavati, who has a record of handing down heavy sentences in similar cases.
They are also deeply worried that Rezaian's case is now being reviewed by a hardline judge, Abolghassem Salavati, who has a record of handing down heavy sentences on similar cases.
Rezaian's family and the Washington Post have recently stepped up their calls for his release, expressing deep concern that Rezaian's case is now being reviewed by a hardline judge, Abolghassem Salavati, who has a record of handing down heavy sentences on similar cases.
Asked about Labor's record of handing out the licences, he said the Nationals had done little on the issue in government and he just had to trust Foley.
Her blues tonalities and rhythmic freedom had never been so unbridled; her moans sounded like a recording of field hands.
Amazon complied in part, handing over a record of transactions.
Her interview with Newsnight was recorded before Mr Bird handed me a record of his text messages, but the interviewer, Tom Mangold, did ask about any records of their communications.
"Former secretary of state Hillary Clinton, on the other hand, has a record of flip-flops on – among other issues – gun safety," he said.
The U.S. National Guard, on the other hand, has a record of success dealing with crises at home and abroad as a peacekeeping force.
I imagine introducing a friend to orchestral music by putting on a recording of the New York Philharmonic, handing him a violin, and informing him that if he'd like to hear Joshua Bell's solo, he'll have to play it himself.
In a recording of the telephone call handed to the Evening Standard, Ms Allan is heard telling the alleged bullying target Arianne Plumbly: "I'm not paying you for that then; it's ridiculous" and told her she had "pissed around on my life".
