Sentence examples for paperwork mandated from inspiring English sources

REUTERS   For Hedge Funds, a Guide to New Regulation  |  Doug Schwenk, a former hedge fund executive, founded a company called Advise Technlologies that has carved out a business in guiding hedge funds and other investment firms through the process of filling out paperwork mandated by Dodd-Frank, reports Kevin Roose in New York magazine.

"The process could easily be viewed as another tiresome piece of paperwork mandated by the university," says Lakoski. "But it's really an opportunity to improve scientific productivity".

Lawmakers said the goal of repealing the paperwork mandate had nearly universal support in Congress.

He feels certain about one thing: "A considerable amount of time will be spent creating a significant amount of mandated paperwork".

All that remains is for Defense Secretary Leon E. Panetta to sign the final paperwork and give Congress a legally mandated 30-day notice of a pending transfer.

The reporting requirement was mandated by Congress, and will take effect once the paperwork procedures are approved by the White House Office of Management and Budget, Mr. Takemoto said.

Completing both the mandated MDS [ 15] and the Braden Scale presented LTC home staff with considerable assessment and paperwork burden, often perceived as duplicated effort.

The new rules include stricter residency requirements for non-citizens, requiring team managers to have more detailed paperwork documenting their players' eligibility and mandating that more authoritative birth records be presented as proof of age.

The new rules include stricter residency requirements for noncitizens, require team managers to have more detailed paperwork documenting their players' eligibility and mandate that more authoritative birth records be presented as proof of age.

Instead, let's figure out ways to free-up primary care physicians from insurance-based coding, paperwork, payment and mandates.

Earlier this year, a court determined that the academy was subject to the 1972 Federal Advisory Committee Act (ScienceNOW, 6 May), which mandates agencies to keep meetings open and divulge their paperwork.