Sentence examples for made recorded from inspiring English sources

The fines range from a £5,000 penalty issued to David Lammy, the Labour MP, who made recorded calls as part of an election campaign, to a record £350,000 fine for a company that made 40m illegal calls trying to sell payment protection insurance.

This phenomenon reminded me of a "jest" that Wittgenstein once made, recorded by his student Norman Malcolm, in a 1958 memoir: "On a walk, he 'gave' to me each tree that we passed, with the reservation that I was not to cut it down or do anything to it, or prevent the previous owners from doing anything to it: with these reservations it was henceforth mine".

An initial treatment plan with objectives will be made, recorded and commenced.

The symptoms scores are made, recorded and calculated based on graded scale of lung cancer symptoms required in "The Guiding Principles of Clinical Research of New Chinese Medicine treating Primary Bronchial Lung Cancer" (2002) issued by the State Drug Administration before and after each treatment.

Hold people accountable for promises made at these meetings by demonstrating through these copies that the promises were made, recorded and were expected to be acted upon.

Such issues made recording certain sections "a beast," she recalled.

When a new motion is made, record the relevant information.

Fact: Artists need to make recorded music.

(Legislation to make recording mandatory is pending in the New York State Legislature).

It makes recording easier and causes less fatigue.

They made records, for Columbia Records.