Sentence examples for figures are recorded from inspiring English sources
The Home Office has told the police to ensure crime figures are recorded accurately.
Among the EU countries Germany has received by far the highest number of refugee claims: up to October, the last month for which figures are recorded, Germany had received more than 340,000 asylum applications, or over a third of those recorded in the EU so far this year.
Figures are recorded from programme requests via the iPlayer through any BBC website but do not include requests via Virgin Media and Sky.
The traffic volume gradually decreases from that section eastward to the eastern terminus of the motorway, where the lowest AADT and ASDT figures are recorded.
The profit figures are recorded under a government accounting scheme that excludes certain risks that would be borne by private-sector lenders, thus minimizing costs and inflating the net gain in Delisle's view.
The ratio was 10.5 in Sussex, while other high figures were recorded in Norfolk (8.4), Warwickshire (7.6) and Surrey (7.3).
The Labour party has set a cap on spending for the leadership campaign at £155,000 – equivalent to £1 per member when the figures were recorded at the end of 2008.
Up to December 27, when the last figures were recorded, the Public Health Laboratory Service had reports of 80 cases per 100,000 in England and Wales.
While the figures were recorded before Help to Buy mortgage guarantees were introduced, we need to remember that homeownership started falling in 2004, despite the cheap mortgage lending and low deposits that preceded the financial crisis.
