Sentence examples for Technical record from inspiring English sources

With a technical record extending back more than four decades, it is challenging to find anyone with a stronger pedigree.

"When a technical record is both sensitive and remote from a current subject of controversy, my editorial inclination is to err on the side of caution," he said.

This morning the Turkish news website Hurriyet.com raised questions about the technical record of the aircraft, quoting sources who said it had been sent for repairs twice last week, undergoing maintenance on 18 February for a failure detected in its flaps, and again on Monday, when its "master caution" lights burned out.

"We thought we could present this heavy-duty technical record and convince [EPA Administrator Scott] Pruitt he should not repeal everything," she said.

The city presented the case as a dispute over what Michael Cardozo, the city's corporation counsel, called "technical record-keeping deficiencies and nothing more".

Without admitting or denying guilt, Cendant itself settled an S.E.C. complaint that it had violated technical record-keeping rules and agreed not to violate those laws in the future.

The city presented the case as a dispute over what Michael Cardozo, the city's corporation counsel, called "technical record-keeping deficiencies and nothing more". Federal officials, however, said that the requirements were important because they determined the payment of huge amounts of money.

Mr. Razzaq's building was set on fire and so was his warehouse of technical records.

This effort will require fidelity to statutory requirements, painstaking review of lengthy, complex and technical records, and respectful attention to required processes.

In January Germany implemented a European Union directive requiring telecoms companies to hold their customers' technical records for six months in case investigators needed them.

"It certainly sounds important, when you start talking about falsifying of technical records," said B. John Garrick, chairman of the Nuclear Waste Technical Review Board, an independent panel chartered by Congress to evaluate progress at Yucca Mountain and other sites.