Sentence examples for generate records from inspiring English sources

18 Inhaled and oral corticosteroids, which are available by prescription only, are eligible for general reimbursement in Denmark and thus generate records in the database.

A very thorough researcher could generate records by using web browsers on library computers, writing to library staff, borrowing books, and accessing databases that require individual user accounts.

To search all newly cataloged Tibetan or Tibet-related titles, choose the "New Arrivals" tab in CLIO and select "Tibetan" using the language facet in the left side-bar, or search ALL FIELDS for "Tibet*" (include the asterisk to generate records with the word "Tibet" or "Tibetan").

In National Review Online, libertarian technology and privacy expert Julian Sanchez noted that the stage for this large-scale data mining was set by the Supreme Court in the 70s when it ruled that "simply by making use of technologies and services that generate records about our activities held by businesses, we abandoned any expectation that the government would not scrutinise those records".

In National Review Online, libertarian technology and privacy expert Julian Sanchez noted that the stage for this large-scale data mining was set by the Supreme Court in the 70s when it ruled that "simply by making use of technologies and services that generate records about our activities held by businesses, we abandoned any expectation that the government would not scrutinize those records".

14 Because the data are collected with the purpose of reimbursement, data prescriptions dispensed for drugs not receiving reimbursement do not generate records in the DNDRP.

This year, registered voters are split evenly, the presidential race is expected to generate record turnout and many voters say they cannot wait to usher Mr. Bush out.

Value fashion chain New Look planned for a difficult Christmas — and as a result will generate record profits this year, the group claimed today.

Those reserves jumped $177.9 billion in the second quarter to $2.13 trillion, helping to generate record credit and money supply growth that economists fear may be creating asset bubbles.

The Lyon Lamb video scan converter system in the CIS laboratory may be used to generate record demo sessions on VHS videotape.

Businesses have used cost-cutting and the easy availability of credit to continue to generate record profits, the most important factor in stock prices.