Sentence examples for guarded records from inspiring English sources

OSHA inspectors said the shaft was inadequately guarded, records show.

It has guarded the records of Dick Cheney's energy task force and the S.E.C. investigation of Harken far more zealously than war plans that might endanger the lives of the so-called real Americans who will have to fight Saddam.

Mr. Bush says he made up for the lost time in subsequent months, and guard records show he received credit for having performed all the required service.

First off, every artist had to fit through the keyhole that was guarded by record executives and that's not necessarily the case anymore.

Police records are an exception to privacy laws that guard educational records.

"This, of course," Mr. Oakes said, "is where I have been sleeping, to guard the records".

Separately, the Federal Communications Commission is considering new rules that would force phone companies to guard customer records more carefully.

In light of the scandals and enmity that have surrounded them, the Clintons have long taken an assiduous approach to guarding their records and their privacy.

The acting FBI director William Ruckelshaus recalled: "An FBI agent, sent by me to the White House to guard those records and others in Ehrlichman's office, was badly shaken when the president of the United States seized his lapels and asked him what he was doing there".

There was Rathergate – President Bush's national guard record and another bad source, and the end of Dan Rather.

Stern was not thrilled when Allen Iverson, Philadelphia's magical point guard, recorded a rap CD with anti-gay and misogynist lyrics.