Sentence examples for goes on record from inspiring English sources

In the UK it goes on record sales and as music is illegally downloaded, it's not a fair representation.

Freedom of speech is reduced when mere physical attendance at protests goes on record. Kelly Gates, the author of a book on surveillance, sees a "chilling effect".Some countries welcome this.

In fact, William H. Helfand, a retired Merck executive and collector of medical memorabilia whose many donations to the museum include the 50-odd items in the show, goes on record in the catalog ruefully acknowledging patent medicine salesmen as his "figurative ancestors".

Since the founding by Daniel de Leon in 1890 the Socialist Labor Party has never alters its program or basic policies by so much as a title, and every once in a while it goes on record that it is renewing its demand that capitalism take a runout powder.

Peterson, when confronted with the notion that the police could be setting up Avery, goes on record as saying it would have been "easier to kill" him than frame him, then later refuses to accept the DNA evidence that overturned Avery's previous rape conviction by saying on the stand that he might still have committed the crime.

Again, the company goes on record to deny this, even when most businesses generally decline to comment on rumor and speculation.

At least one NBA coach has gone on record as saying they won't.

No one from Investment Dar was willing to go on record with a denial.

"I'll go on record," Ginsberg said.

Most are reluctant to go on record.

No, I'm happy to go on record about this.