Sentence examples for strict records from inspiring English sources

Molière, for his part, kept very strict records of the enormous amounts of money he made, and he, too, fought to retain editorial control of his works.

The idea that websites can be regulated like broadcasters, which are required to keep strict records of what they show in order to help watchdogs investigate complaints, is untenable.

Sehon recommends writing out a business plan and keeping strict records.

"I wanted people watching 'Memento' to become aware of the inadequacies of their own memory, and of the way that a lot of memory is interpretation, rather than strict recording," he said.

The F.D.I.C. has not taken any position on the cash management companies, but a spokesman said that it was important to ensure strict record-keeping to preserve a full accounting of where the deposits ended up.

In 2001, most seed distributed through the program failed to meet federal standards, prompting auditors to recommend "a more strict record" of the origin and sanitary standards of seed [48].

To prevent stressed and at-risk students from dropping out, the school has implemented a strict record-keeping system that alerts teachers to patterns of absenteeism.

Tyl's discussion of prostate weight effects also suggests that studies identified as GLP may not adhere to the strict record-keeping goals to which GLP aspires, undermining one of the arguments used for the value of GLP over research funding by the National Institutes of Health, which rarely follows the costly GLP guidelines.

(44) Given that regulators, CCPs and other market participants rely on the data maintained by trade repositories, it is necessary to ensure that those trade repositories are subject to strict record-keeping and data management requirements.

Despite a lack of original receipts, the school district does not appear to have violated state regulations enacted after Measure B97 was passed requiring administrators to keep strict accounting records of voter-approved spending.

As he writes in his introduction, "Illuminations and Night Glare" is "an attempt by its author to memorialize herself in a way that is true to her own self-perception though not always consistent with strict biographical record".