Sentence examples similar to record-keeping mandates from inspiring English sources

Studies show that regulation of licensed dealers — such as record-keeping requirements or inspection mandates — can also reduce interstate trafficking.

A 2002 law requires produce processors and distributors to keep track of where food goes and comes from, but the government has yet to mandate standardized record-keeping.

The ABAB's 2016 report adds: "Whilst we recognise and are supportive of the need to move to digital and the potential this brings, we are disappointed with the announcement to mandate digital record-keeping and quarterly online reporting for even the smallest businesses as part of Making Tax Digital for Business".

A separate approval category called 'conditional release' in New Zealand, however, can put additional regulations on approved releases that mandate monitoring, reporting, and record-keeping (Vieglais and Harrison 2004; Barratt and Moeed 2005).

Can we change rules that mandate the use of outdated technology in, for example, our record-keeping rules so that financial institutions can incorporate new technology and thus lower the costs of the services they provide?

That means record-keeping.

(N.Y.P.D. record-keeping can be somewhat haphazard).

There was initially little record-keeping.

So much for record-keeping.

Record-keeping was, at best, sketchy.

These were early waybills, early record-keeping.