to record a meeting vs to make a record of the meeting

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• He'll have at least one off-the-record meeting tomorrow.
• Friendly, informal, off-the-record meeting.
• Why would they record a boring meeting?
• Michael is on vacation, and he has asked me to record all meetings and to type up the transcripts.
• MEPs also criticise the Council for refusing applications for documents on anti-terrorism measures and for ceasing to record certain meetings to avoid having to provide the tapes on request.
• MEPs also criticised the Council for refusing applications for documents on anti-terrorism measures and for ceasing to record certain meetings to avoid having to provide the tapes on request.
• (d) agree to keep standardized stock records meeting criteria to be determined.
• MEPs also criticised the Council for refusing applications for documents on anti-terrorism measures and for ceasing to record certain meetings to avoid having to provide the tapes on request.
• There are other areas where we believe that Azerbaijan needs to improve its record of meeting fully its Council of Europe and OSCE commitments.
• Mr Corbett's report aims at bringing Parliament's Rules of Procedure into line with the current practice of general consensus and prior bargaining in small groups, which turns the plenary into nothing more than a meeting that records texts cooked up previously by a handful of experts.
• I want the record of this meeting.
• The Blackstone had no record of my meeting.
• The Blackstone had no record of my meeting.
• The approved minutes shall be the only official record of the meeting.
• The MOFE could neither confirm nor deny whether other meetings had taken place and claimed that records of meetings were not always kept.
• On the one hand, the government has shown a good track record in meeting the fiscal targets in recent years.
• Bulgaria's budgetary framework has so far demonstrated a very good track record by meeting the budgetary targets, although in a context of buoyant economic growth.
• However, these risks would be balanced by a very strong track record in meeting budgetary targets and buffers on the expenditure side thanks to the budgeting of a contingency reserve.
• The domestic budgetary framework appears relatively strong as evidenced by the good track record of meeting the budgetary targets, although in an environment of benign macroeconomic conditions.
• I've agreed to conditionally seal the record of this meeting, provided Ms. Bingum can support her application.

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• It shall also inform the person interviewed of its intention to make a record of the interview.
• I need you to be strong To make a record of my work here.
• You see, it used to be that if you wanted to make a record of a song, you needed a studio and a producer.
• Is it appropriate to make a record of all people travelling?
• However, I wished to make a record of all your names, with mine among them, as a symbol of what we could call the 'Friday club'.
• Archive makes a record of all transmat activities.
• Master Rich will make a record of our conversation.
• All right, we'll just make a record of that.
• Make a record of what the villagers said
• I like to make a dispassionate record of girls' complaints.
• Mr Peabody, would you keep a record of the meeting?
• When I was playing gospel music, I eventually played in a group who wanted to make a record.
• So that's what it's like to make a record with Daniel Lanois.
• They are trying to make a record, Lana, and there is a finite amount of golden hour.
• You know, we put ourselves under a sort of ridiculous pressure, in a way, trying to make a record from nothing.
• And then it was like, Okay, we need to make a record.
• Ever wanted to make a record?
• If anyone wishes to make a statement, he or she can do so at the meeting's end.
• The Commission will endeavour to make a success of the meetings of the bi-regional group to be held at senior official level.
• But I'll have the chance to make a record!