Sentence examples for record will be considered from inspiring English sources

Is it a stretch to imagine a day when Rodriguez's 10-year deal, which could earn him more than $300 million — including bonus money for breaking the career home run record — will be considered the most ill-advised player contract in the history of the game?

Both the research proposal and the applicant's track record will be considered in funding decisions.

All radiological records will be considered using institutional radiological software or databases and the patient's oncological medical chart.

Both types of approaches i.e. that combine available information a posteriori or simultaneously, raise another issue if the external information results from an evaluation that combines external and internal records, which is that some contributions due to records will be considered several times when external information is combined with internal records.

Recorded value will be considered the cash value of any asset account providing accepted accounting principles and practices are followed and the provisions of law, regulation, and bylaws are met.

In making this decision, the entirety of the student's record and performance will be considered.

The current record of 2013 will be considered as provisional, until the end of 2013 which the ISSF will decide whether to scrap the final record altogether from then on, or keep them.

And doesn't it imply that all records, of all genres, will be considered?

My other record that I'm sure will be considered a classic if it isn't already is the first record I made with Chick Corea called Crystal Silence in 1973.

We assume that information in clinical records is complete, so a subject will be considered as unvaccinated when a vaccination was not recorded in the PCC clinical record.

A limited number of Bachelors-level applicants with strong academic records and demonstrated interest in bioethics will be considered for admission.