Sentence examples for record cases from inspiring English sources

Press Gazette discovered, via a freedom of information request, that the Met doesn't record cases of Ripa being used to access journalists' communications.

The map can record cases of malaria, where they occurred, as well as the environmental and climate conditions in that place.

Researchers studied 16,781 men and women, average age 68, using hospital records and interviews to record cases of the infection, often called C. diff, and diagnoses of depression.

Whereas rock bands rely on tour support from the label – even low-budget hotels and transport for a band, their crew and equipment quickly adds up to tens of thousands of pounds – DJs have hardly any overhead (they don't even have to travel with record cases any more), and even a moderately successful one can make thousands of pounds each night.

"New York courts have yet to specifically address whether a criminal defendant has standing to quash a subpoena issued to a third-party online social networking service," the judge wrote, adding: "Nonetheless an analogy may be drawn to the bank record cases where courts have consistently held that an individual has no right to challenge a subpoena issued to a third-party bank".

Currently police can record cases as resulting in a charge, a caution or as undetected.

A classic in my record case.

I wonder if they have an old George Carlin record case….

–U.S. panel okays duties on China steel in record case.

Instead, tonight we'll try to give you food for thought about Wall Street's record case of indigestion.

Observational study using an anonymised electronic health record case register.