Sentence examples for trustworthy documents from inspiring English sources
The top five publishers indexed in CISMeF, which produced trustworthy documents in French are: Grenoble Medical School (N = 435), Health Canada (n = 275), Strasbourg Medical School (N = 263), and French Ministry of Health (N = 248).
Parents also expressed that the care plan was still the most trustworthy document (regardless of the date of last revision) while HCPs had difficulty relying on the care plan if it had not been updated recently.
No one knows whether the Stasi archives actually have much evidence about Mr. Kohl's financial dealings, or how trustworthy those documents might be, but they would almost certainly provide revelations of some sort.
THE CHALLENGE Checking the backgrounds of job candidates to ensure that only trustworthy employees handle client documents (without violating candidate privacy or breaking the bank).
The former high-level intelligence official told me that some senior C.I.A. officials were aware that the documents weren't trustworthy.
He not only blew the whistle on the litany of government abuses but made sure to supply an avalanche of supporting documents to a few trustworthy journalists.
All of its conclusions are based on the false premise that the documents that it claims to analyse are entirely trustworthy.
And we really want to see that shift away from old legacy paper documents to easily accessible — and, to be honest, more trustworthy electronic ID".
The case study we published last week chronicled the efforts of OfficeDrop, a start-up that scans sensitive documents for its clients and therefore must ensure that employees are trustworthy.
In the process of documenting the stories of Hokes' rehabilitation process, Berkhout proves to be decidedly trustworthy.
Rodrik (2013a) documents two additional key ideas: First, industrialization and manufacturing exports has been the most trustworthy generators of high rates of economic growth, and second, the most successful economies are not those with less state interventionism.
