Sentence examples for records in question from inspiring English sources

"[The FBI] concedes that the vast majority of [the records in question] are not protected at all," he wrote.

The local NHS primary care trust confirmed that it would ask auditors to verify the call-handling records in question and is investigating what went wrong in December.

The ministry said the findings would not affect Japan's average life expectancy figures — which are the highest in the world, at nearly 83 years — because those figures were based on census data, not the records in question.

Case evaluations of the analysts supposedly looking for the records in question, which could detail whether an individual analyst has a history of errors or overapplication of the nine Foia exemptions.

But new mathematical techniques being developed to handle "massive data sets"—collections of information whose size is measured in millions of gigabytes might soon provide an answer, by combing through billions of telephone records.The records in question are held by AT&T, which keeps track of the billing information for roughly 250m phone calls each day.

But industry representatives contend that Vermont should not be allowed to cherry-pick certain approved uses for the records in question while restricting those that conflict with what the law's opponents say is the state's apparent agenda: promoting less expensive generic drugs in an effort to lower health care costs.

The record in question is his first solo album, Everyday Robots.

Unfortunately, rather than enjoying credibility by association, it looks as if the record in question, Rascalize, might suffer rather badly.

Levein's scouts have now managed to collect the recording in question, but only after assistance from the Spanish.

We'd made an album!" The record in question is one of the great, unlikely rock comebacks.

The record in question was John Wesley Harding (1967), which I bought solely because it was on sale at a reduced price that matched my meagre means.