Sentence examples for build a record for from inspiring English sources

The push behind the relatively modest package of tax breaks for employers who hire the unemployed and aid for public works projects is a sign that, even as Democrats continue to press for a broad health care overhaul, they are also working to notch more incremental accomplishments as they try to build a record for the November elections.

Mr. Giampa insisted that with the exception of his "wild lunatic" remark ("Although accurate, my words were poorly chosen," he admits), his comments were provoked by incendiary remarks or gestures by the judge, and therefore fall into the category of legitimate advocacy, designed to protect his client and build a record for appeal.

Another way to build a record of ground for termination of an employee is by having the employment policy discussed above provide for performance reviews at regular intervals throughout the employment in order to assess an employees contribution to the company.

From the git go, Brigette has been instructing me on the practical aspects of archiving collections; but in addition she has provided me with the opportunity to dialogue about prevailing trends in the profession, explore ideas regarding my current academic projects, and discuss how to build a record of my experiences and accomplishments for future career opportunities.

The idea was to rule out other causes, to build a record that would speak for itself after the board dissolved and to create a case that would withstand the professional and amateur critics who inevitably pick at the conclusions of any investigation of a major catastrophe.

Robinson built a record of 40 0 before losing for the first time to LaMotta in a 10 round re-match.

Mr. Large was hired to build a recording studio for Mr. Gabriel in 1984 and went to work for him full time two years later.

SOM is now actively marketing its system to clients and Michael Green is hoping to build a record-breaking 60-metre plyscraper for a university in western Canada.

In the past eight years or so, he has built a recording studio for his band, The Open Feel, learned how to record, how to play bass as well as drums (one of his favorite drummers is the late John Bonham of Led Zeppelin), and become a fine songwriter with the focus that he once lacked.

This year, the S.C.A. has built a record 26 new facilities, creating room for 17,500 students.

It took five years to build, a speed record for a project of this size.