Sentence examples for members on record from inspiring English sources

"Now is the time for Congress to pass one piece of legislation that puts members on record supporting a prohibition on any federal funding of abortion, no matter where in the system that funding may occur," Rep. Trent Franks (R-Ariz).

As Dave Weigel put it last week in Slate, "The public is pretty well acclimated to blaming Republicans for a government shutdown, in part because there are lots of Republican members on record not worrying about a shutdown": The White House knows that.

After two recesses, the committee finished grinding through all the amendments, including a dozen roll call votes, a parliamentary maneuver by Democrats to put all members on record.

"I think the reason is -- you know, being somewhat cynical, and I'll admit to that after what we've been through here, the cynic would say they don't want us to have a motion to recommit because our side might bring up a motion, which would be our privilege to do, that might put the Republican members on record on impeachment," Slaughter said.

The violence has driven many Israelis to the right, and many cabinet members are on record as opposing a Palestinian state.

He has been unsuccessful, however, in reaching across the Hill and persuading the House leadership to join him, even though a majority of House members are on record as supportive.

The fact is that the alternative to Congress passing this bill is Congress enacting far worse legislation that the Senate had already passed by a filibuster-proof margin, and which a majority of House members were on record as supporting.

Seventeen senators and 111 House members are on record against.

The Associated Press spoke with 12 former contestants and crew members on the record and another nine on the condition of anonymity.

Some of the most important members on a recording artist's team are backup singers.

Vocalist Keith Morris and drummer Brian Migdol left the band, with bassist Chuck Dukowski and guitarist/bandleader Greg Ginn soldiering on, finding new members to record with.