Sentence examples for records reflect that from inspiring English sources

Records reflect that King's property "has been inadvertently receiving the homestead deduction," Richie McKeithen, director of the real property tax administration for the District of Columbia, said in a letter to King dated Thursday.

The school district's records reflect that Dr. Tassone took two trips since 1999 to attend educational conferences in Las Vegas.

The previous weekend, June 23, WAVE records reflect that Mr. Riady met with you in the White House.

The agency's records reflect that Stephen Signorelli, the word-processing consultant who worked for the district and has shared an apartment with Dr. Tassone, accompanied him on two of the trips, according to the manager.

And I think the records reflect that.

In Washington D.C., records reflect that Wolfson is suspended due to his failure to attend continuing education courses and/or pay dues, and might not be able to practice there, either.

There's a note in fine print on the back of the jewel case of "The Lawyer's Holiday Humor Album" that is worth reading: "Let the record reflect that said album constitutes a nondenominational holiday celebration intended to evidence that lawyers can make and take a good-natured joke about themselves without resulting in protracted (albeit lucrative) litigation".

Let the record reflect that Yaroslavsky and Waxman were against transit before they were for it.

Let the record reflect that, as a public school teacher, it was not uncommon for me to work nearly 60 hours per week at roughly a third of the salary.

In fact, let the record reflect that Eddie Long took fewer than 48 hours to offer a public apology to the Jewish community for an offensive ceremony, yet to this day has said nothing about the foolishness surrounding his behavior leading up to his sexual coercion settlement involving five young males.

"I think my record reflects that very, very clearly.