Sentence examples for be formally recorded from inspiring English sources

It specifies that "any exclusion of a pupil, even for short periods of time, must be formally recorded".

The stories of how her neighbors had dismantled their kitchens to try to detoxify them, of how their children had coughed and vomited after chlordane was applied, had to be formally recorded, Miss Ferretti said.

Of all reports made to the police, 24% did not meet the criteria to be formally recorded (eg, the alleged rape was committed outside the force's jurisdiction, or the complaint was made by a friend who was poorly informed).

With 90 per cent of water used by society being taken up by food production, Professor Tony Allan believes water usage must be formally recorded in company filings to ensure that the true costs of production are recognised.

It recommended a one-year "cooling off period" between retirement from the force and working in private investigations, that all contact between police and PIs should be formally recorded and that the Independent Police Complaints Commission should look at all cases of alleged corruption.

Even more often, a trading mess will start outside the exchanges, at one of the myriad electronic trading firms that send their transactions to the big exchanges to be formally recorded, and propagate to the NYSE and Nasdaq, bringing the whole system down.

Walters admits she was initially pleased that Harry's school didn't seem to be formally recording all his exclusions.

A not guilty verdict on Morrison's harassment charge was formally recorded on Monday in a case management hearing at Manchester crown court, which the player attended.

According to IMS's tracking system, visits by sales reps that are formally recorded by a physician's staff are counted as sales calls.

Patrick Butler writes today: Although latest government statistics show 52,000 households were formally recorded as homeless in 2013-14, a total of 280,000 families were given some sort of assistance by authorities because they were at risk of losing their home.

Although latest government statistics show 52,000 households were formally recorded as homeless in 2013-14, a total of 280,000 families were given some sort of assistance by authorities because they were at risk of losing their home.