Sentence examples for records was published from inspiring English sources

Another novel, "All the Names," the story of a civil servant in a grotesque hall of records, was published in this country just last month.

The first Tom Newton Dunn and his bosses at the Sun knew of the disclosure was when the Met's report into Plebgate, which included a paragraph disclosing the fact they had analysed his phone records, was published on Monday.

"These programs are subject to congressional oversight and congressional reauthorization and congressional debate," President Obama said the day after the first story on NSA bulk collection of phone records was published in this space.

Today, the national archive of criminal records was published online and The National Archives, and it means that, whilst you're checking up on your own family history, you can also trace any murky characters on your family tree.

Oldest living person celebrates record Jump to media player Asked what part of her life she'd enjoyed most, Kane Tanaka, 116, said: "This right now". 60 years of Guinness World Records Jump to media player Today marks 60 years since the first edition of 'Guinness World Records' was published.

It's no longer a union since becoming an association so no records are published on cash and assets.

The ISA-Tab metadata records are published under the CC0 licence, allowing other users and resources to ingest and mine this information without restriction.

He has some political experience after winning a seat in parliament in 2005 elections, but resigned when attendance records were published showing he barely turned up.

The medical records were published last week by the weekly newspaper Miami New Times, which said it obtained the documents from a former employee of the clinic, Biogenesis.

In 2006, 150 years after Schumann's death, the records were published in their entirety (except for a few missing pages presumed to have been lost during World War II).

John Willis, who spent more than half a century doggedly keeping comprehensive track of American theater productions and film releases and whose encyclopedic records were published in the annual volumes Theatre World and Screen World, died at his home in Manhattan on Friday.