Sentence examples for records created in from inspiring English sources

The regulation in question calls for the Federal Bureau of Investigation, which conducts most checks, to preserve records created in the checking process for 90 days.

This means that most university records created in 1988 and earlier, including minutes of the meetings of the Board of Trustees, are now open for research.

Yet the State Department is now requesting a slew of other evidence, including religious and health records created in the first year of birth, early school records, birth certificates from any older siblings and parents' tax, rent or employment records from the time of the birth.

The data originated from prospective records created in the standardised hand held maternity notes during pregnancy by the midwives and doctors.

The engineering record, created in 1969, compiles information about bridges, monuments, roadways, buildings and industrial sites.

Bow to the record created in Italy on Saturday night when Alessandro Del Piero eclipsed Giampiero Boniperti as the record goal scorer in the history of Juventus.

It also includes a video recording created in 1988 by the Metropolitan Museum of Art which incorporates sound from Schapiro's lecture "The unity of Picasso's art" with images from the museum's permanent collection.

Click here to view video Bitterly cold as it is at the time of writing, the second Major Lazer is just the thing: a record created in Jamaica that takes as its jumping-off point dancehall and reggae; but with Diplo involving everyone from Dirty Projector's Amber Coffman to Ezra Koening from Vampire Weekend and Flux Pavillion, there's a wealth of fun to be had.

All children in Scotland have a record created in the child health programme national information system.

Records created and maintained in electronic form are included in the Institute's definition of archival materials.

Lifespans were recorded and analysed using spreadsheets created in-house in Excel.