Sentence examples for storage of records from inspiring English sources

"The provision of a off-site document storage service with the capability to provide enhanced secure storage will include the storage of records and supporting services to identify, review, retrieve and/or destroy files either automatically by date or by following review by the customer," says the notice.

Binney gave evidence on Wednesday to the committee of MPs and peers scrutinising Theresa May's draft investigatory powers bill, which will codify and extend the existing bulk collection powers of the intelligence agencies, including the storage of records of every website or internet connection made by British citizens.

The mixtures database also inherits all the general features of OCHEM, namely strict control of the information source, storage of records in original units (and automatic conversion to units required for modeling), tracking of changes, public and hidden records, storage of experiment conditions, and automatic detection of duplicates.

One option for organizations to address this is maintaining off-premise storage of records.

The Barrington Preservation Society uses the lower level as a museum and for the storage of records.

These operations include the creation of instructions for the manufacturing method and testing method, manufacture and testing according to the instructions, and the creation and storage of records.

Another big trend, she says, is the growth in storage of financial records, scientific data, medical images and other records that do not necessarily need to be archived, but may need to be called up quickly.

The commission also recommended a nationwide system for matching birth and death records, limiting the types of birth certificates accepted by federal agencies, standardized application forms for birth certificates and computerized storage of birth records by each state.

For example, House Democrats attached privacy protections to measures that promote the online storage of medical records, banning the sale of health data, an idea long pushed by the American Civil Liberties Union.

Jack Fuchs, the president of Whitehall Business Archives, has already converted one nine-story building at 511 West 25th Street from the storage of corporate records to artist and gallery space and is considering doing the same at a second building he owns immediately to the west.

The remedies suggested by the Commission on Immigration Reform for false birth certificates -- single certificate design, matching births and deaths, standardized application forms, computerized storage of birth records -- are worthy but superficial remedies for a much larger problem of inaccurate identification of our citizenry.