Sentence examples for form of checks from inspiring English sources

All my income comes in the easily traceable form of checks or food stamps.

Majority rule is the only form of checks and balances they feel is justified, so the majority can do whatever it wants.

Some of the claims resulted in immediate cash payments, while others were paid in the form of checks to landlords, officials said.

An individual typically had received two direct social benefits in the form of checks, goods or services paid for by government, like Social Security or unemployment insurance.

Ms. Baker said the foundation gave out five $20,000 scholarships in its first year, and last year gave out 11. Contributions come in the form of checks from friends and from companies like Tyco or the law firm Kirkland & Ellis.

Pierre as well as other contractors included trips on private jets to New York, Chicago, Jamaica and Las Vegas, free cellphone service, campaign contributions and payments of tens of thousands of dollars, some in the form of checks or cash and others in monthly wire transfers, the government alleges.

There were also nods to 1960s mod culture in the form of checked princess coats, a red patent belted trench, and grey salt-and-pepper tweed shift dresses.

At the very least, these organisations are capable of keeping some form of check on the reactions of uprooted young men, lacking in sound religious understanding or sufficient political experience, daily growing more frustrated at misguided policies at home and abroad.

Mr. McConnell wants the bureau to have a board rather than a director like some other (mostly toothless) agencies; he wants its budget to come under Congressional approval; and to devise some form of check to make sure that the bureau's decisions do not threaten the health of the American banking system.

When planning executive protection, facility characterization takes the form of checking all the locations that the principal frequents or will visit.

They can be used to refine the data search purely on the existence of some non-specific form of check or correction ('General constraints' section).