Sentence examples for control over records from inspiring English sources

Some have a staff of people, some have just one person in the office, which gives that person too much control over records and finances".

The sharing of health records of patients between insurance underwriters tends to go against the philosophy of patient/parent control over records in the All Kids Count children's EHR initiatives [ 27].

Finally, the CHP and All Kids Count programs have stressed patient control over records, a model that hopefully will be broadly adopted to deter employer, insurance, provider, and other forms of discrimination.

Who has control over these records?

With control over public records, the police and its network of informers, and all the welfare committees, he is hated and feared.

It seems hard to say that they lack access to or control over the records that they created and keep for their own use.

An agreement that gave former President George Bush exclusive control over computer records created by his White House staff was nullified today by a Federal judge.

On the other side of the ledger, one hallmark of this administration has been its attempts to assert near-monopolistic control over public records, as if they were its private property.

There is a long line of judges who have told this City Hall that it is dead wrong to assert near-monopolistic control over public records, that democracy means the fellow in charge needs someone looking over his shoulder, especially a Mayor who tends to suppress any statistic that doesn't validate his stewardship as being a return to the Age of Pericles.

Ms. Dorris added, "Police and prosecutors need to step up, and promptly and thoroughly investigate allegations against predator priests and corrupt bishops, and use their full powers to gain access to and control over church records that likely document the crimes and cover-ups".

In an even more emphatic statement, nearly 9 in 10 of those polled (87percentt) state the desire to gain control over their records.