Sentence examples for both on the record from inspiring English sources

The change in direction -- both on the record and during one of the best mainstream rock concerts of the year, when the song was performed live for the first time -- was pure heaven.

Prison officials talked to me both on the record and off.

"For more than two years, senior officials have been making claims about the program both on the record and off.

He said he regards Mr. Bush's greater accessibility, both on the record and with various other ground rules, "more enlightened" than Mr. Reagan's inaccessibility.

Not surprising, the White House insists -- both on the record and in background sessions for reporters -- that the president neither changed his view when he decided to create a cabinet-level department nor acted under political pressure.

The fight still faces huge hurdles before it could be made, but Tyson and Lewis are now both on the record as saying they want to fight sometime this year.

The German director and his American scriptwriter, John Orloff, both on-the-record believers in the De Vere story, went with the latter, flippantly rewriting the English past.

An important difference between "The Agency" and many other scholarly treatments of intelligence gathering is the extensive use of quotes from both on-the-record and unattributed sources, as well as documents obtained under the Freedom of Information Act.

These consolidated appeals call for us to review both an on-the-record adjudication and an informal notice and comment rulemaking.

The big banks have opposed her relentlessly and on-the-record, both directly and through various surrogates.

But there is one bright spot for Trump: Both of the stories use zero on-the-record sources to back up their claims.