"on record" or "of record"?
There are written confessions on record. |
We do not hold any payment details on record. |
The 6 worst years on record for wildfires in the U. |
In a report, the agency says the past decade in Europe has been the warmest on record. |
So far, legislators from both parties have rarely been called to put a vote on record. |
And 2009 ended up being the second warmest year on record in the GISS data at the time. |
Culture has proved to be one of the few acts in reggae that can always be relied on -- both on record, and on stage. |
The figure is just 6mm off the total for 2007, which was the wettest June on record dating back more than a century. |
The warmest and driest April on record was followed by wet and damp conditions in May -- just as the midges hatched. |
Mourdock on record for saying that he intends to be divisive, closed minded, combative should he make it to Congress. |
Manner of recording evidence 354. |
Language of record and judgment 265. |
I have a small collection of records now. |
This may result in the loss of important evidence and force the re-creation of records. |
And the chime of record, team and vision was geared to emphasising this central message. |
The tradition of the New York Times was to be the paper of record for its liberal readers. |
If you do nt create indexes, with your primary key, delete operations over 1000s of records will be massively slow. |
If these cables seem large, think about the 500 million users of Facebook or the millions of records kept by Google. |
I went to America, and I had a lot of records, rare groove, funk and disco and that's why people would ask me to DJ. |
The Gazettes: The London, Edinburgh and Belfast Gazettes are the official newspapers of record in the United Kingdom. |
Our fans have engaged with FIFA 13 in record numbers. |
Bolt had earlier won the Men's 100m race in record 9. |
Satan is squeezing &; stealing the souls of the people in record numbers. |
Major constructions were built in record time? though the quality of some was dubious. |
University counseling services report that students are going to pieces in record numbers. |
A portion of 6 may have been a bit excessive for just one man, but I snarfed the lot in record time. |
For Inchon, as for Pohang, the planning was necessarily carried out in violation of all the rules and in record time. |
I'd really fascinated with the amount of effort they went to in recording these Assignments so many years after the fact. |
They abstain in record numbers, complaining -- quite understandably -- that it makes no difference how they cast their ballots. |
Helen Wheels, Dora the Destroyer, Na omi Cannibal -- shutters would be nailed down and the coastline would be evacuat ed in record time. |
If I were starting out again, I wouldn't listen to records. |
The treasury should be adequately long so that damage is not caused to records. |
These adults have spent decades seeking access to records, trying to find their birth mothers. |
But many evenings we spent around the cozy fire in the living room, reading or listening to records. |
Brooks to socialize with her twice in December, according to records released by Downing Street last Friday. |
This review applies only to records that are of permanent historical value and less than twenty-five years old. |
Sometimes I use a tablet to record the route (battery life is much better than my smartphone) when I need that info. |
Whereas active files are stored in office accommodations, semi-active files are frequently transferred to records centres. |
For the most part, these procedures refer to how, in practical terms, the file classification scheme will be applied to records. |
As it happened, they were almost correct, because I found, when the Army Commander finally gave me access to records, that these had not been looked at before. |
Unemployment at record sustained levels. |
Building permits are at record highs, prices keep going up etc etc etc. |
US, German and UK Bond yields at record lows are saying that deflation is the future. |
The 29-year-old star first heard of the allegations from head of publicity at record company Polydor. |
The fact that most of this debt was achieved at record low interest rates is no reason for self-congratulation. |
Besides all that, the timing of the strike was patently daft: it started in the spring when coal stocks at power stations were at record levels. |
Rates have lingered in a tight range close to or at record lows for the better part of the fall, and I don't anticipate this situation changing any time soon. |
If you look at records for safety and environment, BP is not that different from every other oil company and is better than many non-oil based refining industry. |
We're also right next to a post office, so people come in and at night there's always a lineup, so people kill time looking at records while the line dies down a bit. |
But increasing tensions with Iran drove a set of Persian Gulf nations -- Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and Oman -- to purchase American weapons at record levels. |
Increased solar flares have nothing to do with record temperatures. |
Talking of taxpayers, many Australians are getting a bit fed up with record breakers. |
And of course, this only helps the artist in terms of his leverage with record labels. |
However the later one turned out to be insanely unstable with records not even getting IDs, so in the end I just gave up. |
She's been busy enough in the interim with records for Nature Bliss and Room40, including a collaboration on that label with Lawrence English. |
Really, I'd lucky that I've not had more catastrophes with recorded music, and the snapping Roy Harper CD is just one of those rare salutary lessons in good jewel box conduct. |
A deal announced with record label Scooter Braun was also brokered in advance, and planned to be announced at the right, strategic, time, so as to give the campaign a further boost. |
For example, let's take a realistic look at this much publicised notion that the majority of artists will decide to go it alone in the digital world, dispensing with record companies completely. |
Things are still active but cooling quickly all around the Northern Hemi with record snowfall events continuing in places like Canada, Switzerland, France, Albania and parts of the United States. |
They're going for records in all the wrong ways. |
This service is 100% free for record labels and production houses. |
And this should come in form of a minority view/report for record purposes. |
The signed text is then enrolled for record in the Office of the Registrar of the Supreme Court. |
The SoundCloud DropBox is especially useful for record labels who want to organize and centalize the demos they receive. |
They hope to study the deep rocks and mud for records of past climate change and to see if the deepest regions of Earth could harbour life. |
The Onus for record company profits will be on finding, and promoting and selling greatly talented artists that the public will eagerly spend their hard earned money on. |
I held off on finishing the paperwork for the Realtor to submit the Short Sale, and submitted the QWR yesterday to both the lenders attorney &; the court for record of the request. |
The socialist state attempted and often succeeded in controlling almost all cultural output, this is particularly true for record companies, publishing houses, broadcasters and theaters. |
Dogged by Record in Massachusetts During his single term in the governor's mansion, Mr. |
Money that might have gone into saving for a new car is sucked up by record oil profits. |
For the British people themselves, there has been a renewed pride in the country -- helped of course by record gold medals. |
If most of the couch change is being vacuumed out of the economy by record oil profits, then money with the highest velocity drops out. |
Sadly, this particular poll has become hopelessly compromised in recent years by record labels successfully lobbying judges for votes for their priority acts. |
The November boom follows on from record midge numbers this summer. |
Good Hope was, from records available, built by Colonel Thomas Williams in the year 1744. |
Makes me think that they are building a data base from records that come through the house of commons or constiuency offices. |
Malcolm In The Middle's latest album is Malcolm In the Middle (2000 TV Series) Which is released on 2001-02-06 from record company Restless Records. |
Remember that this comes from records and our experience, not from a crystal ball, and that Africa's weather patterns are becoming increasingly unpredictable -- probably due to global warming. |
But really, the amount of time between records is irrelevant. |
It really freaks me out having three or four years between records. |
A &R:; This services allows artists to bridge the gap between record labels and producers. |
There may be only a tenuous or no connection between records, and the contents of files may normally fluctuate. |
Evidence resides in the relationship between records, that is, related records must be filed together for context to be constructed. |