1. The mayor went on record as opposing a tax raise.

2. He is the latest public figure to go on record about corruption in politics.

3. Everything that is said between them will go on record.

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4. She went on record to reassure parents that no children were taken with a revenge motive.

5. Successive Lord Chancellors have gone on record stating their keenness to create a judiciary more representative of the population as a whole.

6. I will go on record to say this; that I have seen things that I cannot explain.

7. In fact, I'm happy to go on record as saying that the ability to create a reality distortion field is right up there alongside optimism as an entrepreneur's most valuable weapon.

8. James E. Garret, I, Carol Garret, want to go on record as saying I love you!

9. I'd also like to go on record as wishing I'd had the wit and moral courage to make the speech Mrs . Jordan did.

10. I'll go on record right now about the 1649cc inline-Six: It's one of the greatest production motorcycle engines ever made.

11. But I'm going to go on record as saying that, for non-computer-geeks everywhere, the iPad is going to redefine computing.

12. "I'd like to go on record as saying what a good job Tomasz did over the last couple of months, " Van der Sar said.

13. Go on record with a new project, relationship, diet, or exercise regimen. Publicly declare that you are ready for the next chapter in your life.

14. In my experience, people in requirements meetings tend to throw any old thing out there just to go on record as having said it.

15. However, when you ask for their solutions to those problems, they aren't willing to go on record with sweeping changes.

16. I said, "I'll love you tomorrow, but I want to go on record as saying this is trouble."

17. If not fearful, they will be resentful that others get an opportunity to go on record with their complaints.

18. If it lasts into April — as it almost surely will — this one will go on record as the longest in the postwar era .

19. The House is expected to approve the credit card bill with the gun amendment included, but to allow lawmakers to go on record as voting against the amendment, said a senior House aide.