Sentence examples for accept documentation from inspiring English sources

At the DNR hearing in December, residents complained that Illinois agency officials refused to accept documentation and photographs of blasting and pollution violations.

But on the heels of a disappointing Department of Natural Resources hearing in December, where residents say Illinois agency officials refused to accept documentation and photographs of blasting and pollution violations, Tuesday's hearing revealed unanswered questions and troubling errors in the EPA permitting process, including incorrectly labeled streams.

As digitally generated data have proliferated, many electronic alternatives to traditional paper lab notebooks have emerged, varying widely both in price from free to astronomical and in how rigorously they adhere to accepted documentation standards.

Among the myriad consequences, under the new law many immigrants will be stripped of their identification -- county, consulate or other -- and left with no officially accepted documentation whatsoever.

Participants were encouraged to complete the survey immediately after completing the ACCEPt consent documentation at the initial clinic recruitment meeting, and hand it back to research staff.

This is the case even if they are being continually refused work because employers are unwilling to accept their documentation.

Instead, the prospective employer must accept whatever documentation (say, a driver's license plus Social Security card) the applicant offers.

He complains the agency refused to transfer his tax audit from Sacramento to Los Angeles where his advisors and records were located and would not accept proffered documentation.

In the alternative, they will accept other documentation, the nature of which varies by state.

They also told school officials that they may not require a family to produce a birth certificate to prove their child's age, encouraging officials to be flexible and accept other documentation, such as a family Bible.

Similarly, Kimberly [5] showed, by analyzing the decisions of 55 IRBs concerning 69 pediatric protocols, that 83% of the protocols accepted included documentation destined for the child, often divided into two sequential age ranges, each with a different mode of documentation.