Sentence examples for transfer of records from inspiring English sources

Mr. Hickenlooper proposed speeding the transfer of records that show when a person has been committed to a mental institution so that the Colorado Bureau of Investigation could immediately retrieve the information for firearm background checks.

It also requires these children be immediately enrolled in a new school without the typically required records when a school change is necessary to eliminate gaps in their education, and encourages the prompt transfer of records when a child in foster care enters a new school.

Beliefs about a shared medical record or electronic transfer of records between clinical microsystems, along with a limited number of questions asked by the healthcare providers, can result in limited patient participation at hospital admission.

Not only was limited clinical information committed to electronic records in many practices, the lack of a secure method of transfer limited what could be shared and forced a reliance on face-to-face, telephone and fax transfer of records.

A clerk at the PDT failed to select a century during the transfer of 400,000 records to the Selective Service, producing 1990s records for men born a century earlier.

However, with the increased transfer of electronic records and even sharing of hospital records this problem is likely to be resolved in the near future.

Mac users can now experience the excruciatingly long transfers of recorded video to their laptops and desktops that only Windows users have been able to have until now.

During the Registry's history the data collection methods used (in line with those for other UK registries) have evolved from manual methods of recording information from medical records and copies of death certificates to an increasingly electronic transfer of pathology records from hospitals and death certificate data.

But Mr. Neeleman defended the reasoning behind the transfer of the records to the military contractor, Torch Concepts of Huntsville, Ala.

In the future, Dr. Zubeldia acknowledged, electronic transfer of medical records and prescriptions will require electronic signatures to ensure authentication and guard privacy.

Mr. Cheney, of course, retreats from sunshine with the wariness of Alucard; he is fighting to the last the transfer of his records to the National Archives, as required by law.