Sentence examples for record on file from inspiring English sources

Any individual who has applied for a credit or charge account, a personal loan, insurance, or a job most likely has a credit record on file at one or more of these credit bureaus.

The computer hunts for shared characteristics, and then attempts to match the prints to a record on file.

He ruled that any signed absentee ballots that were rejected solely because they lacked a postmark, or solely because there was no record on file that the voter ever requested such a ballot, should be declared valid votes.

Like any man who can write of himself that "contrary to legend, I was born of mortal woman, and if Zeus sired me, there is no record on file in the Cadet Hospital at the U.S. Military Academy, West Point," Mr. Vidal is quite interested in his own legend.

That helps solve the huge problem, especially in developing countries, of consumers who have no record on file with various credit agencies or proof of creditworthiness.

The nice thing is that they have city stores (NY, LA) and are found at most top ski resorts nationwide (and in Europe), so if you ever need adjustments, they have your record on file digitally, and you can just pop in.

The startup is working with community colleges, four-year universities, and proprietary schools to build what it claims is already the largest cross-institutional data set in the industry, with over one million student records and more than seven million course records on file.

According to lobbying disclosure records on file with the Senate, Genentech has cut ties with at least one lobbying firm ― CM Government Relations ― since Morris' death.

According to records on file in Kentucky, Trust Management Associates had been founded only 12 days before Collins spoke at the conference.

Using fibre optic technology and electronic control systems, a fingerprint or trace of a liquid can be taken and recorded on file for future reference.

The $700 is the only money the state Republicans have spent at the archives in the past four years, according to financial records on file with the State Board of Elections.