Sentence examples for records cited from inspiring English sources

The death records cited sicknesses, diseases, deformities and premature births as causes.

Last year, 14 people were prosecuted for homosexuality, and 12 were convicted, according to Justice Ministry records cited by Human Rights Watch.

But prison records cited in the court documents filed Friday show that Mr. Figueroa was in jail on the night of the shooting.

And last year, 14 people were prosecuted for homosexuality and 12 were convicted, according to justice ministry records cited by Human Rights Watch.

These things are bad, but their inclusion in the records cited by the Times suggests that the actors involved are aware of the issues, and are working to fix them.

According to Senate records cited by Bloomberg news, AT&T spent nearly $12 million on lobbying efforts in the first half of this year, up 30 percent from a year earlier.

The New York City Health and Hospitals Corporation, which owned four of the hospitals in question, refused to turn over the records, citing doctor-patient privilege.

Governor McGreevey recently signed an executive order that limits the release of public records, citing security concerns.

He declined to comment further on the records, citing the Army's continuing No Gun Ri investigation.

The hospital declined my request for his medical records, citing not federal law (which would have allowed the release of those records) but a state policy that effectively protects not Gould's privacy but the hospital's.

Last month, a new law widened public access to government records, but several days before it took effect, Mr. McGreevey exempted many records, citing privacy concerns and the risk that terrorists might gain useful information.