| This stenographic reliance on official sources is not in keeping with independent journalism. |
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| There should be a full stenographic record of the hearing available to the parties concerned. |
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| It is partly because ambitious reporters are turned off by the stenographic aspects of the White House beat. |
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| It has introduced a digital voice recording system to replace more costly stenographic services at hearings and enhance transcript quality. |
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| Wilson in 1913, and an interview with Charles Swem, Wilson's stenographic secretary who was…. |
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| Except by express consent, neither party will be required to share the cost of stenographic transcript or simultaneous translation. |
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| Co-operation must be gained from departmental officers for measures designed to facilitate the effective use of stenographic and typing staff. |
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| However, in considering the allocation of a position to this subgroup, raters should determine whether the primary purpose of the position is to provide stenographic or secretarial services. |
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| The stenographic transcription was expected to run at least 170,000 words. |
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| There shall be no stenographic record of the mediation proceedings. |
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| The mainstream Japanese media proved yet again their sycophantic, stenographic selves. Perhaps Japan's prosecutors can show what a top-tier economy ought to deliver in terms of upholding rules. |
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| Neither party shall be obligated to pay any part of the cost of any stenographic transcript of an arbitration hearing without its express consent. |
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| Here she also began the difficult training to become a legal stenographic reporter, a profession in which she was active until her debilitation by cancer. |
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