Sentence examples for government transcript from inspiring English sources

"What did we agree on?" Chapo asked him, according to a government transcript of the call.

In Tuesday's debate, George W. Bush referred to his fundamental mistrust of the federal government (transcript, Oct. 18).

In one unguarded moment, according to a government transcript, Mr. Ciccone and a friend mentioned the son of a Mafia turncoat who had shot himself.

A government transcript of the recording shows that moments before the plane crashed, one of the hijackers shouted, "They're coming," perhaps a warning as he looked at the charging passengers through the peephole in the cockpit door, officials said.

"Apart from our students having less time to thoroughly understand their lessons, our students will also have to compete with graduates from other countries who have had more time to learn and prepare for their careers," he said, according to a government transcript.

Something that looks like a U. S. Government transcript — heavily redacted — is available here, among many other places online.

There are no official government transcripts.

The first Chinese-language edition of the book, which is based on the same supposed government transcripts, was published in Hong Kong on April 15.

Audience members can play councilors, speakers, supporters or bystanders, supported along the way by a combination of actual government transcripts, scripted material and live video.

As one peruses contemporary government transcripts – as well as the reports in the mainstream press – one is aware that the blood in the streets is "Negro" rather than American blood.

Cromitie had an unexpected reaction during one of these conversations, according to government transcripts.