Sentence examples for rigorous record-keeping from inspiring English sources

"Nonetheless, the company recognizes that as a first-time government contractor, its administration of some accounting aspects of the contract did not meet the rigorous record-keeping requirements imposed on federal contractors".

Some people love baseball for the home runs and diving catches; some people love it for the rigorous record keeping and recondite statistics.

For example, they recorded their daily sales – including a column that described the weather – allowing me to understand the importance of rigorous record keeping, and to see the relationship between the sales and circumstances beyond their control.

The lawyers at the university's technology transfer office are satisfied that the process meets conventional standards for rigorous laboratory record-keeping, Ané says.

The British resolution also seeks to make the IWC's own scientific reports more rigorous, make its record-keeping more timely and accurate, and make its meetings more open to representatives from environmental pressure groups and other non-governmental organisations.

DNA barcoding also has the potential to provide novel taxonomic insights, facilitated by its rigorous standards of record-keeping and permanent archiving of voucher specimens.

Washington Gas officials declined to answer questions about the study, but Eric Grant, the utility's vice president of corporate relations, issued a statement saying that it maintains "rigorous inspection programs, operating procedures and record-keeping protocols.

Record-keeping must also be more rigorous, with business and personal accounts well segregated.

Some of the pressure to streamline laboratory record-keeping has come from scientific journals, which have begun requiring more rigorous documentation.

That means record-keeping.

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