Sentence examples for involves a record of from inspiring English sources

Lord Birkenhead indeed saw clearly that a charge of war guilt involves a record of national policies, and that such a record may not leave unscathed the reputations of the prosecuting governments.

How will Hillary Clinton feel when she snaps out of this period of magical thinking and realizes that her last ditch moves were seen by many Americans as a tragic assault on a reinvigorated democratic process, which is involving a record number of voters across the nation, and as giving ammunition to the GOP machine for their attempts to tear apart the Democratic candidate?

The research involved a record audit of preventive care, including Pap smear, immunization and HbA1c.

This was a cross-sectional and retrospective study involving a record review of TB patients registered and treated in Beijing Tuberculosis and Thoracic Tumor Research Institute, China.

A solution might involve appending a record of the current positions, in an unsigned document, to a signed agreement on the withdrawal.

The case involves a 1998 recording of the tenors Luciano Pavarotti, José Carreras and Placido Domingo, who have performed every four years during World Cup soccer finals.

The case involved a tape recording of an illegally intercepted cell phone conversation between two teachers' union officials.

The case before the justices involves a tape recording made illegally of a cell phone conversation between two teachers' union officials in Pennsylvania that referred to blowing up the front porches of school board members.

The NUHDSS involves a systematic recording (every four months) of vital demographic events including births, deaths and migrations occurring among residents of all households in the NUHDSS area, since 2003.

This study involves a retrospective review of the medical records of an adult cohort (aged >15 years) of MDR-TB patients co-infected with HIV.

Data is characterized to be heterogeneous, incomplete and usually involves a huge amount of records.