Sentences with phrase «on record»

Let me first go on record as saying I love a skinny jean.

Furthermore, 2009 was the second - hottest year on record for the planet as a whole and in the southern hemisphere, the hottest.

You'll have those 5 safe driving points on your record in no time!

First and foremost, let's just go on the record as saying we have no idea if this rumor is true or not.

The state recorded the third warmest year on record in 2017.

I've also gone on record saying that I miss the magnetic suspension that has been dropped in favor of a set suspension that provides a decent middle ground between sporty and comfort.

If we are going to judge schools it should be based on their record of improving outcomes for students.

Points stay on your record for at least 36 months, depending on the nature of the violation, so license suspension usually occurs during a flurry of citations over a short period.

Despite the claims, last year's GCSE results were the highest on record with seven out of 10 entries being awarded a grade C or above.

Previously, both 1934 and 1998 were identified as the hottest years on record with the difference between the measured temperatures for the two years hard to detect statistically.

The 2012 minimum is already the fifth - lowest on record for any day of the year — and the worst part is, it will keep melting for about another month.

It's no surprise that school funding for sport is now at its highest level on record at almost # 41 billion.

Here's how: Employers that require a clean driving history may see too many accidents on your record as a sign that you're unreliable.

The 60 - day average was within the top 20 warmest on record at all but one of the major airport stations in the region.

They use the number of violations on your record as an indicator of how safe a driver you are, and to calculate what you should therefore pay as your auto insurance rate.

Due to the highly strategic nature of marketing, however, none would speak on the record about the products they use or how they use them.

Voters have attachments to candidates and parties that they wish to put on record regardless of result.

They remain on your record in the country where you earned them and can also be used to qualify for benefits there.

The points are on your record indefinitely, and getting them removed is time - consuming and expensive to do.

In addition, public records may appear on your record years later.

The six warmest months on record for the world ocean temperatures have been the last six months.

With most auto insurance companies, you will automatically be eligible for this discount if you have no tickets or moving violations on your record over a certain period of time.

The library refused to go on record about usage statistics and how many active members they have.

For households headed by those under age 65, today's homeownership levels are near the lowest on record since 1982 (the earliest year available).

The period of extreme heat is thought to be the warmest for up to 500 years, and many European countries experienced their highest temperatures on record.

Moreover, there are many insurance companies that will reduce your rates for every year that you go without a ticket conviction on your record.

Values can range from 3 - 6 points, and the violation can stay on your record from 3 - 11 years.

To his credit, he went on record stating that he and his staff call the plays together, but that he has the final say on what plays are called.

I find it hard to believe that the previous two seasons were the worst two full seasons we have on record dating back to 2005 just by coincidence.

Also, note that drivers might be able to avoid having a ticket placed on their record by attending a certified defensive driving course.

Drivers with tickets on their record can find themselves with much higher rates and even run the risk of being dropped by their insurance company.

The government would like to run on a record of good economic management, defined as simply eliminating the deficit.

The finding that it's been the hottest five - year period on record on land and at sea underscores the need to reduce carbon emissions in an effort to avoid further dramatic changes.

It would be helpful for anyone who wants to influence the document to get on the record before then, in order to have a place in the conversation in the later stages.

If so, you can easily make it go away and make sure you don't get any points on your record by taking this online defensive driving course.

If they say it's the warmest time on record it must be true.

It's a 1.3 million square miles bigger than last year's size, and is the fourth largest on record since 1991.

The wealth effect has also contributed to a bounce back in sales after one of the worst winters on record.

We are also on record for advocating the purchase of physical gold and silver at any price, and all purchases made in the past few years are likely in the red.

Here's how hot this summer has been compared to the hottest and coolest summers on record in your city.

Some high profile sets are already on record as saying they are seeking such arrangements, and some solicitors will inevitably have looked at moves in this direction.

This is not only the highest calendar year temperature, but also the highest temperature for any 12 - month period on record.

Summer sea ice didn't reach its lowest extent on record in 2017, but that's not the only measurement that matters, experts warn.

Their goal was to determine the longest heat waves and hottest seasons on record in the second half of the 20th century.

2010 saw the worst drought on record, which helped spur a large increase in wildfires and a spike in forest degradation in recent months.

That's the picture that is emerging from the talks, based on comments on the record and from sources.