Sentence examples for the records it needs from inspiring English sources

"I am deeply troubled by Bank of America's refusal to give this Committee the records it needs to rightfully determine how and why a private deal became a public bailout," said Committee Chairman Rep. Edolphus Towns.

For the record, it needs $262 million to surpass the adjusted-for-inflation gross of The Bourne Ultimatum and $286 million to surpass You Only Live Twice as the third-biggest adjusted-for-inflation 007 film (sorry folks, the $527-$527-$593 millionsted grosses of Goldfinger adjustedderball aren't in any dangrosses

Critics of Judge Shedd -- a onetime counsel to Senator Strom Thurmond and a judge who has issued troubling rulings on federalism and other issues -- say that the Senate does not have the complete record it needs to evaluate him.

You hold the record and it needs time.

As Kyle and his men ride through rubble-strewn Iraqi cities, smash down doors, and race up and down stairways, the camera records what it needs to fully dramatize a given event, and nothing more.

The Justice Department says it needs the records to defend a new law that prohibits what opponents call partial-birth abortions.

For example, Spotify, a popular streaming service in Europe, has yet to sign the record company deals it needs to open a U.S. site.

This means the Republican convention can't just offer an extended indictment of the Obama record; it also needs to reintroduce Romney in a more thoroughgoing way.

For the record, it's on a need to know basis unlisted.

The Justice Department says that it needs the records to defend a law passed by Congress last year that banned a procedure the law calls partial-birth abortion.

For the record, just in case it needs pointing out, the powers of London mayors do not extend to imposing levies on the contents of anyone's family safe, Tamil families, Indian families or any other.