Sentence examples for demand for records from inspiring English sources

While demand for records is increasing year by year, Optimal's stock of machinery is old, and getting older.

Most notably, a business that received a demand for records could challenge in court a nondisclosure agreement that accompanied the demand.

The Justice Department's investigative rules generally require giving a reporter the chance to contest the demand for records and to narrow the scope of the government's inquiry.

The defense later withdrew the subpoena to the State of Illinois, a spokeswoman for the state said, but court documents indicate that defense lawyers intend to reissue the demand for records.

Although SAC is unlikely to win a fight over the subpoenas, it may use the threat to challenge them as a means to get prosecutors to narrow the demand for records.

The demand for records was made in letters mailed Thursday to nine advertising firms thought to be involved in Dr. Jarvik's advertising campaign for Lipitor, the cholesterol medication that is the world's top-selling drug.

The band was in constant demand for recording sessions, as well as movies (Sun Valley Serenade in 1941 and Orchestra Wives in 1942).

Vivendi Universal, the media company, said yesterday that first-quarter revenue fell 4percentt, hurt by a weaker dollar and lower demand for recorded music.

Led, and often coerced, by overzealous Party officials, the new rural communes reported fake harvests to meet Beijing's demand for record grain output, and the government began to procure grain based on these exaggerated figures.

When the Social Security Act of 1935 created a huge demand for record keeping, IBM was ready, landing an enormous government contract to keep employment records on 26 million people.

He was much in demand for recording sessions because of the excellence of his sight-reading and playing on both of his instruments.