Sentence examples for proposal to record from inspiring English sources

At New York University's Tisch School of the Arts, for example, a student in 2003 submitted a proposal to record actors having sex in front of the class.

More recently, in the UK, the government has claimed expanded surveillance legislation — including a proposal to record and store details of every website citizens visit for a full year — are necessary to plug so-called "capability gaps" for intelligence agencies.

They could have called for proposals to record UK citizens' web browsing history to be scrapped or demanded that the police need independent authorisation to access our data".

3.08pm: Faber is now joining a long list of editors and reporters who have appeared before the inquiry to voice concern over proposals forcing officers to record all meetings with journalists.

The genesis of the gallery was a proposal for a Turner Centre to record Turner's association with Margate.

Alas, the 27-year-old later rejected Playboy's proposal because she plans to record an album (of course).

Folds was working on a new album at the time, but a year after the proposal, found the opportunity to record the song and compose a piano arrangement for it as well.

2.32pm: Gordon says he fears proposals to force officers to record all meetings with contact with the media would discourage police from talking to a journalist.

The hearing came as executives of Napster disclosed for the first time the nature of settlement proposals they have made to record companies, suggesting that the rapidly growing start-up company's service may cease to be free to users.

"Suspicions don't always materialise into charges and charges don't always materialise into convictions," says Hogan-Howe. 10.47am: Hogan-Howe says proposals to force officers to record meetings with journalists are part of an effort to increase transparency, not to close down communications with the press.

Finally, we sought to record proposals for improving antibiotic use (see Table 2).