Sentence examples for being on record from inspiring English sources
It is obvious that Tottenham need and will surely sign a striker (or two), with even Pochettino being on record to this effect.
The initial shortfall seemed to be coming from Republicans, whose concerns were not only about signing onto a compromise with Democrats, Mr. McCarthy said, but also about being on record supporting the debt ceiling, a lightning-rod issue among conservatives.
Meanwhile, Jeanne Calment remains the oldest human being on record, a parameter of the human species.
They are terrified of being on record as having voted to raise taxes and their behavior indicates that they would prefer higher taxes and cuts to be triggered by virtue of their inaction, even if it plunges the economy into another recession.
The less explicitly stated motivations were to have a sense of data ownership, that the experience was somehow more tangible by being on record, acting essentially as a "backup for my brain" (interviewee 17), and was in their possession: "So my real motivation for doing the recordings was so that I had a record of what they were actually doing, what they were saying" (interviewee 7).
If a politician is not going to support a legitimate issue, then the price they pay is being on record as against changing the law.
No one is on record as having commissioned these drawings.
It's one of the hottest July's on record.
