Sentence examples for records pertinent from inspiring English sources

The F.B.I. told the group in a letter last December that it found "no records pertinent" to the no-fly issue.

These include, but are not limited to, agreements, financial records, pertinent emails, copies of past publicity, and the organization's constitution/mission statement.

Officials from the Justice Department -- which in May ordered Ticketmaster to surrender records pertinent to the probe -- continue to conduct extensive interviews in several states with promoters, venue operators and talent managers.

If a required document, such as a birth or marriage certificate, does not exist or cannot be obtained, an applicant or petitioner must demonstrate this and submit secondary evidence, such as church or school records, pertinent to the facts at issue.

Justice Department officials--who in May ordered Ticketmaster to surrender records pertinent to the probe--have added investigators to the case and are conducting extensive interviews in several states with major promoters, talent agents and ticket software firms, sources said.

Officials from the Justice Department have since served Ticketmaster with a "civil investigative demand --the equivalent of a subpoena--ordemand --theirm to surrendemand --thes as wequivalenter recofds pertinent to the probe.

A good many retailers think they should not be prevented form recording pertinent credit card or driver's license data in cases where they accept a personal check for payment.

For example, managers are tasked with using only their own observations and analysis to appraise employees, yet many don't have the tools to record pertinent events as they happen.

He then took the process a step further, crossing the River Ivel to the parish of Northover, where his parents had lived and where his oldest sister was baptized, recording pertinent information from that register as well, thus creating a personal family record.

The research team developed a literature extraction tool to systematically record pertinent aspects of the literature.

A database (in Excel) was created to record pertinent data, both for successful boreholes as well as dry or abandoned ones.