Sentence examples for through official records from inspiring English sources

Margaret, digging through official records, finds Charlotte's mother, and they eventually reunite.

I spent time in libraries and public records offices, piecing together some of Joyce's history through official records, locating previous addresses and relatives.

Deviance or delinquency are commonly measured in two ways: through official records concerning convictions and through self-reported measures.

Predictor variables such as age, academic school performance, parental characteristics could also be obtained through official records which may be much more reliable than self reported data.

For future historians seeking to understand through such official records something about the texture of experience of current academic life, the archives will offer no insights.

Crenson came across this gem during the five years he spent reading through early official records in the Baltimore City Archives for Baltimore: A Political History (Johns Hopkins University Press), his detailed and engaging new book that takes a long view of how and why Baltimore's political systems work or don't the way they do.

Finding an account that suggested Hatley was tortured in South America, Fowke travelled to Madrid to search through the Inquisition's official records.

"Everybody can contribute... whether they choose to simply remember someone online, upload a picture from their family album, share a story passed down through generations, or connect official records to build a full and factual picture of what happened to that person throughout the war".

But when we contacted the company – which went back to check its official records (and through independent RAC telematics) – it disputed your version of events and claimed the bus had turned up on time that night.

However, Botswana's livestock sector, as with most other countries in sub-Saharan Africa, has experienced Foot and Mouth disease (FMD) outbreaks through the years - with official records dating as far back as the early 1930s (Walker 1934).

That explanation never satisfied independent researcher Michael Hirsch, who has spent several years poring over manuscripts, newspapers, and official records to sift through the information and misinformation that had grown up around this tragic event.