Sentence examples for points on the record from inspiring English sources

We invite The New York Times, in the interest of openness, to have its sources reiterate its points on the record.

How do we decide which points on the record need to be removed?

The high points on the record, titled Live Life Living, come from this distinctly UK mishmash of influences.

At one point on the record, Blue Ivy's voice is sampled: "What's a will?" she asks.

I think it's an essential point on the record.

The camera's computer picks a fixed point in the picture, like the outside edge of the frame, then stabilizes that edge as a fixed point on the recording.

It's important to get your point of view on the record, and then it's equally important for you to sit back and listen to what your partner has to say.

In addition, the mesh points on the loop are recorded as part of constraints in the following harmonic field computation (see Section 3.3).

The positions of the coils, the nasion, and auricular points and about 70 points on the scalp were recorded with a Polhemus Fastrack (Colchester, VT) 3D digitizer (Hämäläinen et al. 1993).

The fraternity of investigative reporters, who make a point of not talking on the record about each other, consider Mr. Woodward as a man with access in high places, with both the insight and blinkers that entails.

The most famous whistleblower in American history, Daniel Ellsberg, has made this point repeatedly and is on the record as saying that Snowden was right to leave the country so he could continue to participate in the public debate around his disclosures.