Sentence examples for records made available from inspiring English sources

Records made available by the National Geographic Society show that about half of the 1914-15 materials were returned to Peru in 1921.

Court records made available on Monday outlined for the first time the specific charges that the detained men will face when they appear at a bail hearing in an Ontario courtroom on Tuesday.

The American Red Cross set up the Holocaust and War Victims Tracing Center in 1990 to capitalize on Nazi records made available after the breakup of the Soviet Union.

Interviews with lawyers and human rights officials here, a review of cases by The New York Times and court records made available by the lawyers show how scraps of information have accumulated over recent months into a body of evidence of the detention system.

According to copies of bank records made available by his family, by the time Ms. McDonald disappeared last year, Mr. Pyle had written checks to her or her creditors for at least $209,000 over six years, and had given her hundreds of thousands of dollars more in cash.

Founded in 2006, Inflection aggregates public records and data from past and present and currently operates Archives.com, a site that sources historical records made available on the web.

The panel discussion drew a crowd that filled the room, Raleigh said, and the recording made available online has garnered more than 1,100 spins so far.

"I think there should be legislation so that these kinds of records are made available automatically".

On a practical level, they say an inquiry could lead to records being made available and professional counselling offered.

He said it was based on a mistaken reading of an entry seized in one of Mr. Schreiber's bank accounts whose records were made available to German investigators by the Swiss authorities.

Under the new system anyone who uses the health service will become a research subject by default, their anonymised records being made available for study, unless they opt out.