Sentence examples for recording clerk from inspiring English sources
noun
The member of a Quaker meeting for business that takes the minutes.
After an hour and a half, the hearing is over and the recording clerk turns off the tape recorder.
The interpreter takes his seat, and the recording clerk adjusts the microphones.
Paul Parker, recording clerk for Quakers in Britain, said that Tuesday's development "brings us tantalisingly close to legal recognition for same-sex marriages in our Quaker meetings".
In 1776, after the Battle of Long Island, Augustus Van Cortlandt, then the recording clerk for New York, hid the city records from the British in a vault buried there.
Paul Parker, the recording clerk of Quakers in Britain, which was the first Christian denomination to divest from fossil fuel companies, said: "Organisations should be free to spend and invest money in a way that reflects the views of their members".
But Paul Parker, recording clerk for Quakers in Britain, said: "It's wonderful to see same-sex marriage achieve legal recognition.
It is also possible, Mr. Brav said, for the lawyer handling the closing to send an improperly executed document off for recording -- an error that can easily be missed by recording clerks in a busy office.
Data was collected by recording clerks who were trained to conduct interviews using this instrument.
Recording clerks were hired and trained to conduct interviews for data collection.
Data were collected from 11,697 adults by trained recording clerks on sociodemographic characteristics, practice of other risk habit and details of smoking such as type, duration and frequency.
The bridegroom's mother was a records clerk at Maimonides Medical Center in Brooklyn.
