Sentence examples for archives kept from inspiring English sources

Archives kept in the Jingdezhen Ceramics Institute show the last order placed by an emperor to Jingdezhen is dated 1912.

The importance of the family structure is central to church doctrine and is a reason for the extensive archives kept by the International Genealogical Index in Salt Lake City.

The German government announced at the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum here that it was dropping its decades-long resistance to opening the archives kept in the town of Bad Arolsen.

Utilising original archives kept by the military, we show that the military, as represented by the Army, initially attempted to impose accounting control by creating legislation and imposing strict supervision, unilaterally promulgating cost accounting rules that private factories were compelled to adopt.

If you just want to be able to check in on your cameras remotely, that's free; if you want Dropcam to keep an archive of recorded footage on their servers, that'll cost you anywhere from $10 to $30 a month (depending on how long you want archives kept).

Newly discovered financial archives keep us abreast of how much Velázquez was paid, and for what, in reales, ducats, and escudos; it seems that, unlike many others on the erratic royal payroll, he was rarely stiffed.

Keep going to the archives, keep reading letters and diaries, keep traveling with growing nephew Owen, keep the mash up, but go back to the art of essay.

The later version was distributed publicly in 1998, but existed in some form as early as 1995, according to an online archive kept by Greenpeace.

John Henry Cardinal Newman's handwritten archive, kept at the Birmingham Oratory, will be captured and re-housed by a team of experts and transformed into a comprehensive digital library.

Work in the archive kept him from his writing, and he was alarmed that, as the military situation worsened, more and more workers around him were being called up for the front.

In subsequent correspondence, I mentioned my impending Kafkaesque assignment to report on a "Kafka archive kept for decades in a cat-infested Tel Aviv flat," confessing to some apprehensions that I would be unable to locate the apartment.