matter of record

His father found out about this later because it was a matter of record with the local police.

Until further notice, nothing said in this room is a matter of record.

It was discussed as a matter of record in court.

It is a typical matter of record with him, that he never did.

Second, parents' deaths are a matter of record for everyone.

The visit is not a matter of record and cannot be referred to.

Stevens's interest in modern art is a matter of record.

Is it simply a matter of record companies defending their rights?

I can't understand how they could have let things like that become a matter of record."

Winning such a war sometimes became a matter of record company prestige more than financial common sense.

"I was not present, but her statement is a matter of record, and now we must make it happen.

But what he did is a matter of record.

But it will be made a matter of record.

Such a plea may be refused where the court has specific reasons for doing so which are made a matter of record.

Following a hearing, the panel issues a formal decision which is published as a matter of record.

His difficulties with the agency's intelligence analysts are now a matter of record.

But his thoughts are a matter of record: "It has been difficult.

His motives, and the planning behind the decision to go to the Congo, are a matter of record.

As you say, these things are matters of record.

It was a matter of record; they both knew it.

"We also have it a matter of record that you are in Violation.

The clerk's primary job is dealing with matters of record in the city.

All this is a matter of record in Paris.

Every word spoken here is a matter of record.

Best to get this capture a matter of record.