Sentence examples for making records available from inspiring English sources

Similar conflicts over the privacy implications of making records available online that in the past were only available on paper are unfolding across the country.

He claims he is considering setting up a Web site making records available for every substantially altered or fabricated item that passed through his workshop — not just those for John Hobbs — over the past 20 years.

In July 2012, the Irish ambassador to Belgium, Eamonn MacAodha, launched a project with Google to make records available to all and absolutely free.

He strengthened fines for those refusing to make records available.

"Yesterday, a judge ruled that Brenda Snipes violated the Florida Constitution and that she has a legal obligation to make records available," Gaetz said.

These forms are kept on file at gun stores, to make records easily available to the Bureau of Alcohol , Tobacco Firearms, and Explosives (BATFE), if necessary.

Democrats in Congress have been fiending for the logs since March, when they introduced a bill to get ahold of them called the "Making Access Records Available to Lead American Government Openness Act," or MAR-A-LAGO Act.

Hospitals leery of making treatment records available online to their patients.

But the doctors will not consider making patient records available over the Internet until there are federal guidelines to ensure that the information remains private.

The Museum of Modern Art has received a grant from the Leon Levy Foundation that will allow the museum to organize and process the institutional records of its affiliated P.S. 1 Contemporary Art Center, making the records available for scholarly research and public access.

As many as 80% of doctors feared that making medical records available to patients would increase their workload, by requiring them to spend more time explaining notes and clinical terms to patients.