Sentence examples for retained records from inspiring English sources

In papers filed on Monday in Federal District Court in Manhattan, the lawyers claimed that in searching for potential terrorists, the department's Intelligence Division has infiltrated Muslim institutions, including mosques, student associations and cafes, and retained records of what police officers and informers overheard in such locations.

This was a strategy that had to fail in the modern era, which retained records of their statements and statements of policy makers about the cliff and about their claim that high debt led to low growth.

The 1256 retained records correspond to African American patients, 40 years and older who underwent bidirectional endoscopy (complete colonoscopy and gastroscopy) at the same day from January 2005 to August 2009.

In Brazil, patients receive records of all their laboratory tests and typically retain these records indefinitely; all patients still receiving biologics reported that they had retained records of all of the laboratory tests undertaken during the previous year.

Only the mixing service, if it retains records, could connect the incoming and outgoing currency.

New York State passed legislation last year requiring that metal dealers ask scrap sellers for government-issued photo identification and retain records of transactions for at least two years.

It also wants the Internet companies to retain records about whom their users exchange e-mail with, but not the contents of e-mail messages, the executives said.

The Home Office argued that we need a new law to make these providers retain records – including emails and phone calls – to provide to the police and MI5.

The system relies on records kept by the state on handgun purchases, but the state does not retain records of most rifle and shotgun purchases.

To ensure that they do not go beyond lawful spending limits, students must retain records related to all travel transactions on the island for five years.

The motion charges the city with violating the Handschu agreement by systematically retaining records of conversations in public places that do not pertain to "potential unlawful activity".