Sentence examples for accepting records from inspiring English sources

Before accepting, records show, Mr. Thompson consulted Fred F. Fielding, then as now the White House counsel.

Accepting record of the year (which goes to performers, as opposed to song of the year, for songwriting), Hillary Scott, one of the members, said: "We're so stunned we started walking the wrong direction".

"For members of the gay and lesbian community, it became frighteningly apparent that we need to have publicly accepted records of our private commitments," he said.

In addition to assessing annual records of rare birds, the committee conducts regular reviews of batches of previously accepted records on a species-by-species basis, to ensure that only those consistent with advances in knowledge of bird identification are retained, and to determine the subspecies of accepted records.

A review of recent literature would suggest that there are several accepted records of Platanistoidea in the Oligocene [ 3].

GWR usually doesn't accept records for heaviest pets because it may include over feeding them which is unhealthy for pets (of course).

Financial commentators like to explain away the willingness of investors to accept record-low interest rates by saying that they are seeking a return of their capital rather than a return on their capital.

One of the outstanding events of the meeting was the running of the American colored young man, Ben Johnson, who was clocked in the final heat of the 100 meters in the time of 10 2/10 seconds, which time is 1/10 second faster than the world's accepted record, held by Percy Williams of Canada, Eddie Tolan and R. Metcalde, of America, both colored lads like Johnson, and Yoshiocka, of Japan.

In a furious few days, Harbaugh was variously thought to be leaning toward coaching his alma mater, Michigan, or remaining in the Bay Area with the San Francisco 49ers, or preparing to accept record-setting money from the Miami Dolphins — whose owner, Stephen Ross, flew cross-country to woo him, even though he still employed Coach Tony Sparano — or remaining at Stanford.

This requires a criterion upon which each cell can decide to accept (record) or reject (ignore) a certain PIF that it has found.

The last widely accepted record of a dodo sighting is the 1662 report by shipwrecked mariner Volkert Evertsz of the Dutch ship Arnhem, who described birds caught on a small islet off Mauritius, now suggested to be Amber Island: The dodos on this islet may not necessarily have been the last members of the species.