Sentence examples for all records about from inspiring English sources

House members rejected an administration proposal that would have required college administrators to provide the authorities with all records about any foreign student suspected of involvement in terrorism.

A read cluster is denoted by a chain of related seeds, which have all records about the reads in it.

C.I.A. officials said the agency had turned over to the F.B.I. all travel records about the two men.

Complaining of a lack of cooperation from Roman Catholic leaders, the Cincinnati prosecutor's office summoned Archbishop Daniel Pilarczyk before a grand jury yesterday, but it put aside the subpoena an hour before his appearance when archdiocesan officials promised to deliver all relevant records about priests accused of sexual abuses, the Hamilton County prosecutor said.

Inside the database there is a personal data entity that contains all sensitive records about the patient and that can be requested only by authorized operators.

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There is continuing discussion, as at all record labels, about how to make sense of the rise of free music on the Internet using technologies like MP3 and Napster.

The intelligence agencies have secretly given themselves access to potentially any and all recorded information about us".

"All registration and records about citizens shall be open to their personal and private inspection.

For $79.95, Americans can now go to the firm's website, answer some multiple-choice questions to verify their identity, and see, within hours, all the public records about themselves from thousands of databases across the country.

The Real Estate Board of New York has received subpoenas from state and federal officials requesting "any and all" data and records about the standardization of commissions and the establishment of a multiple listing service in New York City, the board's president, Steven Spinola, said yesterday.