Sentence examples similar to to maintain check from inspiring English sources

He works for a banking service company, where he is a technician helping to maintain check-processing computers.

While three branches of government exist to maintain checks and balances, the ultimate check on the government comes from the voice of the people.

Thus, as was the case here, customers are likely to maintain checking and savings accounts in the same local bank even when higher savings interest is available elsewhere.

Stephen Leckar, who represented the defendant in the GPS case before the District of Columbia appeals court, argued that judicial oversight is needed over the mass collection of information like a suspect's movements, in order to maintain checks and balances.

Bush also pursued economic policies that lacked compassion and greatly limited the capacity of the other two branches of government to maintain checks and balances.

To maintain checks and balances in a part of the world with a history of dictators, Colombia's 1991 Constitution banned presidential reelection.

On Monday, despite protests from the European commission and tens of thousands of Poles who have taken to the streets in recent weeks, the Polish president, Andrzej Duda, signed into law a controversial bill undermining the ability of Poland's judiciary to effectively maintain checks on parliament.

For all these services to function someone has to manage ledgers and settlements, maintain checking and savings accounts, as well as meet capital requirements, manage risk and comply with governmental directives and regulations.

Giesler expressed views similar to those of the Latvian security-police chief Mežviets, arguing that, given the overheated media climate, the American media needs to be more careful than ever to maintain standards, check biases at the door, and double back with sources, lest attacks on journalists' credibility gain even more traction than they already have.

Some have trouble getting financing and can't even maintain checking accounts.

Big banks lose money on customers with low balances who only maintain checking accounts.