verbatim report造句

• I have seen the verbatim report by US Trade Representative Charlene Barshefsky.
• A verbatim report ( transcript ) is typically not useful.
• These proceedings are televised; a verbatim report appears immediately on both the Parliament and ECN websites.
• References to Michael Apted's interview at the NFT have been deleted as contentious, despite verbatim reports being widely available.
• In January 1882, as Parliament was not sitting, " The Times " included lengthy verbatim reports from speeches given by politicians outside Parliament.
• Archie is a skilled observer and has trained his memory so that he can make verbatim reports, oral or typewritten, of extended conversations.
• Appointed medical registrar to the London Hospital in 1896 and elected assistant physician four years later, there is a verbatim report of one of his rounds in 1900.
• Therefore, for many years, speeches that were not actually delivered in Congress appeared in the " Congressional Record ", including in the sections purporting to be verbatim reports of debates.
• Each desk is equipped with a microphone connected to a public address system and a recording machine used in the publication of Hansard, a verbatim report of debates and proceedings in the Legislature.
• Nevertheless, Potts " seems to give a generally trustworthy, although not comprehensive, account of an Assize witchcraft trial, provided that the reader is constantly aware of his use of written material instead of verbatim reports ".
• The book was edited by D . Rajagopal, Krishnamurti's thenclose associate, editor, and business manager; the included extracts were taken from " Verbatim Reports " of Krishnamurti talks between 1947 and 1952.2, 5, 7 | ps =.
• No dividend was paid and warrants bearing 4 % interest " until paid " were issued in their place, The meeting was naturally lengthy and at times stormy; a verbatim report occupied two and a half pages of the Glasgow Herald the next day.
• On Sunday 22 January, the North Riding of Yorkshire ( polling day was Thursday 26 January ), in which the Liberal candidate, Samuel Rowlandson, was a tenant farmer . " The Times " decided to print a verbatim report of both speeches in the edition to be published on the next morning, Monday 23 January 1882.
• Researcher Marion Gibson has suggested that " Potts and other pamphleteers have a different understanding of truthful reporting from modern scholars, subjugating what really happened to what ought to have happened . " Nevertheless, Potts " seems to give a generally trustworthy, though not comprehensive, account of an Assize witchcraft trial, provided that the reader is constantly aware of his use of written material instead of verbatim reports ".