minute book
noun[C]
MEETINGSukusabookwhichcontainsthe writtenrecordof what was said anddecidedat ameeting:
How shouldcompanymeetingsbytelephoneberecordedin theminutebook?
Examplesofminute book
minute book
Records are poor but, an oldminutebooksuggests that the club was formed before 1896.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.The membership as reported in the 2013minutebookconsists of about 2,300 persons in nearly fifty congregations.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.For this reason, every lodge had a copy of its charges, occasionally written into the beginning of theminutebook, but usually as a separate manuscript roll of parchment.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.Despite such incidents the club continued to flourish and aminutebookfrom the period 1907 to 1910, highlights the goings on at the fledgling club.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.Companies generally keep aminutebookfor the purpose.
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The facts should be recorded in theminutebookand that is the end of it.
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Hansard archive
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Anyminutebookwill do, apparently, or any record of proceedings.
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Hansard archive
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The toast, according to theminutebook, was enthusiastically honoured.
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It is not difficult for the prosecution to obtain theminutebook.
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Hansard archive
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The other question of theminutebook, as it may be called, is one which is highly debatable.
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- sit-in
- sit-in-for
- sit in for sb
- sit-in-for-sb
- sit in for someone
- siting
- sit-in-judgment-on-over
- sit in judgment on/over sb
- sit-in-judgment-on-over-sb
- sit in judgment on/over someone
- sit-on
- sit-on-arse
- sit-on-ass
- sit-on-hands
- sit on sb
- sit-on-sb
- sit on sb's stomach
- sit-on-sb-s-stomach
- sit on someone's stomach
- sit on something
- sit on sth
- sit-on-sth
- sit-on-stomach
- sit on the fence