So we, the Free fringe, have always exercised quality control".
While they still functioned as a unit, they exercised quality control on each other's songs.
The populists' growth has outpaced their ability to exercise quality control.
And because Facebook had just sacked its editorial team over alleged political bias, there was nobody on duty to exercise quality control.
Cucinelli's two Solomeo factories are large enough to make only his sample collections and to exercise quality control over the bulk of the production, which is farmed out to contractors.
True, in April, Romney did tell members of the American Society of News Editors, "Frankly, in some of the new media, I find myself missing the presence of editors to exercise quality control". But even someone who values quality editing, or who at least has the sense to say so to a gathering of editors, can let a typo or three slip by on his watch.
Neurons are long-lived post-mitotic cells that possess an elaborate endolysosome system to exercise quality control.
Although we exercised quality control to the best of our ability during the extraction process, still the quality and scope of the study were dependent on these records.
The Edinburgh Festival Fringe Society, incorporated in 1969, exercises no quality control, but just prints the programmes, runs the box office and provides support, such as rehearsal space.Quality control, such as it is, is exercised at the bigger venues.
But in his lifetime Geisel exercised strict quality control, a practice that his estate has abandoned, authorizing a series of cinematic abominations both live-action ("Dr. Seuss' How the Grinch Stole Christmas," "Dr. Seuss' The Cat in the Hat") and animated ("Dr. Seuss's Horton Hears a Who!" and now this one).
