Sentence examples for record being made available from inspiring English sources

Then there's the National Assembly, which spends $600m every year without any detailed record being made available to the public.

In an unprecedented campaign, the record was made available exclusively online before its official release date.

The following day, the full record was made available for streaming through the iTunes Store and iTunes Radio.

The recording process of the new record was made available to view online live through the band's website, with two webcams installed in the studio (specifically in the drum room and mixing room).

Following a virtual listening party on the band's website where the full ten songs from the record were made available to listen to, Spiritual Machines was released in Canada on 12 December 2000.

On a practical level, they say an inquiry could lead to records being made available and professional counselling offered.

Under the new system anyone who uses the health service will become a research subject by default, their anonymised records being made available for study, unless they opt out.

"We firmly support medical records being made available to adoptees, but the confidentiality that was assured birth mothers in closed adoptions has to trump adoptees' desire for information, even though we understand that desire," said Patrick R. Brannigan, executive director of the Catholic Conference.

"I think there should be legislation so that these kinds of records are made available automatically".

He said it was based on a mistaken reading of an entry seized in one of Mr. Schreiber's bank accounts whose records were made available to German investigators by the Swiss authorities.

"All the records were made available to my ex-wife's lawyers during litigation," he says.