Sentence examples for records that would help from inspiring English sources
Undercover officers who infiltrated political groups were issued with fake documents, such as passports, driving licences and bank records that would help to fortify their fabricated alter egos.
Mr. Múgica added that this must be done "with the utmost urgency," and that the government should provide the families with assistance in gaining access to historical records that would help them determine what happened to the victims.
In a speech in April, Mr. Gonzales said that investigations into child pornography had been hampered because Internet companies had not always kept records that would help prosecutors identify people who traded in illegal images.
Complementary historical data on fish and fisheries or paleo-ecological records that would help address these questions were also considered likely to exist.
In the 2002 redistricting process, Republican leaders in Albany ensured that the district was packed with Republican voters to help Thomas M. Reynolds, an influential Republican who represented the district then, to maintain the kind of conservative voting record that would help him rise in Washington's Republican hierarchy.
I think it was because they didn't want to be competing with anyone on this record, they wanted to make a record that would help keep the band together".
Throughout the hearings, deputies had insisted they had no records or notes that would help remind them why inmates were moved to particular locations.
James Lapine, the director of "Spelling Bee," said that Mr. Stone had the sort of track record on Broadway that would help keep people sharing in his belief in a show.
He said he had a strong record on consumer issues that would help limit the appeal of Ralph Nader, who drained thousands of votes from Al Gore in 2000, and who, many Democrats argued, cost Mr. Gore the race.
Since 2001, 800 Sample Registration System supervisors have visited all homes where a death had been recorded to collect information that would help to identify the underlying cause of death.
For example, the fossil record only rarely includes information that would help us recognize interbreeding.
