Sentence examples for record instances from inspiring English sources

Schools are legally obliged to record instances of unauthorised absence and late arrival, and their Ofsted report will be affected the higher it gets.

A Web site launched in 2010, IPaidABribe.com, serves as a repository for citizens to record instances of palm-greasing; a browser can estimate the market price of any possible transaction with the government from what others have paid.

Gove also announced that ministers are to scrap a requirement for teachers to record instances when they use physical force, as part of a wider move to "restore adult authority" in the wake of the riots.

Such thoughts are occasioned by Susan Hiller's wonderful Homage to Yves Klein: Levitations (2008), an immense array of photographs that record (or purport to record) instances of unaided human flight: figures leaping, floating, levitating, cross-legged in mid-air, people defying gravity – all of it presumably impossible.

However, and despite the pervasive abundance of block-and-ash flow (BAF) deposits in the geological and modern record, instances of strongly welded BAF deposits are few.

Our representation of record instances for a time interval with a provenance graph model reduces the cluster space and makes it feasible for application of PAM.

Observers have recorded instances of couvade by biological fathers, other men, women, and children.

Organisations including Warsi have recorded instances of Orang Rimba being encouraged to sign land agreements that they could not read.

The panel also looked at the efficacy and impact of bystanders recording instances of police brutality on mobile devices.

They followed them for 10 years, collecting dietary information and recording instances of hot flashes and night sweats.

There are recorded instances of individuals having made considerable changes in the art (and the economy) of their tribes.