Sentence examples for records rule from inspiring English sources

The "original and current members, and those who played on multiple records" rule does explain many omissions, but not all.

The Guinness World Records rules state that the dancers needed to be in single file and perform continuously for five minutes.

These open records rules can also be applied to those residing much farther down the hierarchy of state government, like a tenured professor at a publicly financed university.

The flutist Johnny Pacheco has been one of salsa's most important bandleaders since Fania Records ruled Latin music in the 1970's.

The hack set off a torrent of publicity in the US, some of it focussing on e-mails that appeared to show Palin conducting official business on her Yahoo account – a possible violation of public records rules.

Mary Ellen Hillery, a Salomon spokeswoman, declined to comment on the existence of a Wells notice, but said: "Different firms have adopted different approaches to the books and records rules as they apply to e-mails.

Their clean medical records ruled out the iatrogenic - medical - contamination which had resulted in a worldwide spate of CJD cases in the 1980s among height-stunted children who had received infected growth hormone pooled from the pituitary glands of human corpses.

Memories can be hazy on open records rules; staffs can be overburdened.

The issue of whether Mrs Clinton breached federal records rules has gained attention as she is expected to announce a run for president.

A typical copy would also include several pages of articles and features about topical issues in cricket, profiles of the five Wisden Cricketers of the Year, obituaries, records, rules and an Index of Unusual Occurrences bearing headlines such as "Rabbit burns down pavilion", "Hot-air balloons stop play" or "Cricketers arrested for dancing naked".

When the case was appealed and sent back to him for further proceedings he again ruled that the logs were subject to the open records rules.