Sentence examples for records counts from inspiring English sources

In addition to the bribe-receiving and tampering with public records counts, the complaint charged him with first-degree falsification of business records and first degree offering a false instrument for filing, both felonies, and receiving an unlawful gratuity, a misdemeanor.

The falsifying business records count accuses Mr. Belnick of hiding the nature of the loans he used to buy a $4 million Manhattan apartment and the $10 million Utah house.

A 2008 study of medical examiner's records counted 668 subway-related fatalities between 1990 and 2003, including deaths caused by homicide, suicide and accident.

For example, the human genome reference database table has approximately 6 billion records (counting both forward and reverse complement) that are sorted in lexicographical order.

The foetal age was estimated on the basis of the crown-rump length and/or pregnancy records (counting from the last menstrual period).

Every record counts with us.

As a general rule in life – and certainly, in applying for a job – your record counts.

This is the first season that record counts for the playoffs.

That has brought a sharp rebuke from the European Central Bank.At best this record counts as stabilisation.

We're entering the business end of the season, returning to a tournament where track record counts for everything.

In that judgment an incumbent's past record counts for less than his likely impact in the future.