Sentence examples for volume of records from inspiring English sources

Because of the volume of records that may have to be reviewed, "it just made sense to increase our numbers," a senior F.B.I. official said.

There is also a small volume of records relating to the video recording "The unity of Picasso's art" which is housed in Subseries: VII.3.

And even when the court actually quashes a subpoena, prosecutors can come back with a somewhat narrower one that still seeks a huge volume of records.

Steve LeClair, an assistant attorney general in Florida, says that his staff has subpoenaed a "very large volume of records" and is talking with First Alliance "to see if this is something we can resolve without filing a formal complaint".

They may have let Cardinal Law go in part because they were convinced, by the volume of records and cases in Boston, that the gravity of his situation could not be replicated.

Randy M. Mastro, the lawyer leading the internal investigation, said that the level of cooperation from Mr. Christie's office and the volume of records reviewed had allowed investigators to resolve the most pressing questions to arise from the scandal.

The daily volume of recorded data is about 10 GB.

A couple of excellent releases from a pair of diggers-par-excellence in the last month or so mine this very niche: the latest volume of Record Mission Edits from Nick The Record and Dan Tyler (of the Idjut Boys); Greg Belson's sterling compilation, Divine Disco.

Records of 40,183 children from 141 practices in DIN and 76,310 from 464 practices in GRPD who were followed to age 5 were used to compare the volume of recording of prescribing and diagnostic codes in the two databases.

The GMP process was described to us by senior staff at one company where we were shown around the production site, and they bemoaned the sheer volume of recording necessary at every level of production.

In this study we assess the importance of these differences by analysing birth cohorts in DIN and GPRD to: (i) compare the volume of recording of prescribing and diagnostic codes in DIN and GPRD (both overall and by examining variation between practices); (ii) examine the value of linkage for identifying explicitly the reason for prescribing.