Sentence examples for for a full record from inspiring English sources

On 1 June 2004 a Royal Warrant issued by Queen Elizabeth II states "that it is desirable for a full record to be kept of all of Our subjects who are Peers", this new record would be named the Roll of the Peerage.

Except in a few cases, there is no obvious relationship between underlying genetic cause and phenotype (for a full record, see the ALS Online Genetic Database at http://alsod.iop.kcl.ac.uk; see Table 1).

For a full recording studio compressed inside a tiny train car, the music is sounding great.

For more picks, a full record of what happens to my predictions, visit: www.nickstennispicks.com Win a week at Tennis Academy Want to win a week's stay at my Florida academy, on me?

But statistics are hard to pin down, partly because local records do not include movies that did not require permits because they were shot on private property, and partly because neither the county nor the New York State Governor's Office for Motion Picture and Television Development has a full record of 2002 productions.

Josh: "I think people get to only hear a certain side of you when you put out a record like this; we were anxious for everybody to hear the thing front to back rather than hearing singles that were picked; I think that was kind of frustrating; and then playing a tour in the summer (opening for Brad Paisley) without having a full record was kind of... different, you know.

The automated scan reduces operator-dependence, provides clear information on the 3-D tissue boundaries and provides a full record for monitoring or surgical planning.

David Boies, who is one of the two lead lawyers for the plaintiffs, told me before the trial that he was pleased with Judge Vaughn Walker's "decision to make a full record for the appellate court — he recognizes that his decision, while important, will not be the final decision.

David Boies, who is one of the two lead lawyers for the plaintiffs, told me before the trial that he was pleased with Judge Vaughn Walker's "decision to make a full record for the appellate court he recognizes that his decision, while important, will not be the final decision.

The events occurred far too long ago for there to be anything approaching a full record, and so there has to be an immense amount of imaginative reconstruction -- fiction, if you will -- which is here, because of its disproportionate mass, all too evident.

And as the New York Times's Adam Nagourney tweeted on Sunday morning, now might be a good time for Clinton to release a fuller record of her medical history.