Sentence examples for primary records from inspiring English sources

"The Charters of Freedom are the primary records of the nation, the underpinnings of our society," said John W. Carlin, archivist of the United States and head of the archives administration.

Mr. Baker makes no secret of his point of view: he believes that primary records, in all their papery glory, should be preserved; that reports about the aging and deterioration of paper have been vastly exaggerated; and that the disposal of these original texts by space-squeezed libraries is a crime.

These studies benefit from access to primary records of the past programs.

This article scrutinises the role played by these bodies in the boundary evolutionary process from a review of their primary records.

The Hakluyt Society publishes scholarly editions of primary records of voyages and travels.

The man who shattered Republican primary records and steamrolled over sixteen opponents can't combat the flood of sexual harassment accusations, many of them from the pageant world.

It's necessarily reductive, and there is something a little dispiriting about having the primary record of your creative influences take the form of a spreadsheet.

The fierce struggle between Gov. George W. Bush and Senator John McCain has stirred such keen interest that strategists on both sides predicted today that turnout on Saturday would far exceed the presidential primary record of 276,000 who voted in South Carolina four years ago.

From the time of its release, in 1985, Claude Lanzmann's "Shoah" has transcended the cinema to become a primary record of the extermination of the Jews of Europe during the Second World War.

With 11,000 pre-election voters, a primary record, some of those ballots were tallied by computer and others were on paper, and it took time to transport data in the crowded county from drop-off points for precinct workers.

It comprises two main interrelated documentary data sets: the 1941 June Agricultural Census Returns; and the Primary Record detailing the condition of the holding and the farmer.