Sentence examples for record of matters from inspiring English sources

Still, it creates a public record of matters you may prefer to keep private, including what you owned, to whom it was left and the terms of a prenuptial agreement.

The heart of the matter is that his record on matters of race should never be excused, but neither should it be overblown or exaggerated.

And considering its highly fallible record on matters of race, science should be assumed guilty until proved innocent.

It is mind-boggling that Democrats -- given President Obama's record on matters of vital national interest -- are not driving the debate on Park51.

But, Mr. Foxman said, it made sense that Jewish Americans would want to contribute to efforts to replace Ms. McKinney and Mr. Hilliard because of the lawmakers' records on matters of interest to the Jewish community.

The majority finds facts outside of the record on matters that state courts are in a far better position to address.

The principal chronicles describing the origins of Japanese history are the Nihon shoki ("Chronicle of Japan") and the Koji-ki ("Record of Ancient Matters").

The one who conceived, planned, and executed this operation was a brother who has a record of those matters with the enemy.

According to the "Kojiki" (Record of Ancient Matters) - the most sacred book of the Shinto religion, compiled in A.D. 712 - Japan was created by the copulation of the first two deities, Izanagi (the male) and Izanami (the female).

The geological record of carbonaceous matter from at least 3.5 Ga to the end of the Precambrian is fundamentally continuous in terms of carbonaceous matter structure, composition, environments of deposition/preservation, and abundance in host rocks.

Like all other papal bulls, the 1567 bull has been endowed with perpetual validity in accordance with the formula "ad perpetuam rei memoriam" ("for a permanent record of the matter"), which is stated in its very beginning.