Sentence examples for records have failed from inspiring English sources

According to Kevin Rawlinson's article, Treasury records have failed to record talks between the chancellor, George Osborne, and various press owners.

Skywalker: Why do you think so many attempts to automate health care records have failed?

This is despite the fact that intense scrutiny of Captain Shah's home life and medical records have failed to show any evidence of mental illness.

"A subsequent search of departmental records has failed to find any such review," he told her on 26 October.

The report says Medicare, which is charged with managing the incentive program that encourages the adoption of electronic records, has failed to put in place adequate safeguards to ensure that information being provided by hospitals and doctors about their electronic records systems is accurate.

But the report says Medicare, which is charged with managing the incentive program that encourages the adoption of electronic records, has failed to put in place adequate safeguards to ensure that information being provided by hospitals and doctors about their electronic records systems is accurate.

The conversion to electronic health records has failed so far to produce the hoped-for savings in health care costs and has had mixed results, at best, in improving efficiency and patient care, according to a new analysis by the influential RAND Corporation.

But his track record has failed to silence rumors this week about a possible takeover, merger or breakup of the bank.

So people like Shrum, whose experience has come mostly in state campaigns, talk about the issues, or talk about what the opponent doesn't do, or what his record has failed to do.

Given the paucity of data in the Southern Hemisphere, the evidence that in the United States, with the best records, temperatures have failed to rise; the British naval records that find no significant change in temperatures at sea since the mid-1800s; and that the reported increases occurred mainly prior to 1940 -- before the rapid rise in CO2 -- the public is entitled to be wary.

(Repeated efforts in court to get these records released have failed). .