Sentences with phrase «accurate copy»

The best evidence rule requires that an original or a highly accurate copy of a document or other object be brought into court.

A formal and accurate copy portrays a responsible and professional attitude of the job seeker and thus helps to get advantage over other candidates.

Our brokerage also does credit reporting so just reach out to our staff whenever you need a free, accurate copy of your score.

After more than 20 years as a journalist, 11 of those working freelance for leading magazines and newspapers, I am used to producing accurate copy to a tight deadline.

to show that a term in the contract is a mistake made when transcribing a copy of the contract (with technology that can make accurate copies easily, however, this reason is less often used than it once was)

The cryptographically secured Blockchain and the system of node consensus is believed to produce a more accurate copy of the ledger than the current system of centralized record keeping is capable of.

@ I'm not — check out the study of the dead sea scrolls that show how accurate the copies of the Bible have been.

«This storage and replay could help adult birds maintain accurate copies of their songs, and help young birds to learn to sing.»

Without the normal behaviorally - driven fluctuation in FoxP2, the songs of experimental birds were less accurate copies of the tutor.

The Internal Revenue Service requires employers to provide employees with accurate copies of their W2 forms, showing the employee's earnings and taxes withheld for the year.

In most cases, this means the original of a document or object (or a verifiably accurate copy) must be the one used in court, unless it has been lost or destroyed.

Worked with the billing department to ensure that all employees received accurate copies of their paychecks every week

After more than 20 years as a journalist, 11 of those working freelance for leading magazines and newspapers, I am used to producing accurate copy to a tight deadli...

Even if we could be 100 % sure that this copy we have is the correct and 100 % accurate copy, there is NO evidence to support the existence of the supernatural being it describes.

«If someone took one hundred identical copies of each of the ten thousand titles, passed them all through a document shredder and mixed all the shreds, and you then were asked to piece together an accurate copy of each title, you can realize that it can be a bit problematic.»

«When your house is on fire, you do not drop everything to make sure you took an accurate copy from one of your books in your home library,» said Andrei Kuzminov, a microbiologist at the University of Illinois who was not involved in the study.

In all living organisms, the cell cycle must be tightly regulated to ensure that new cells are created only when necessary and have an accurate copy of DNA to function normally.

Plogsties, whose practice includes appropriation and re-interpreting existing paintings, comments: «the more I want to make an accurate copy, the more I see my individuality.

The AMS does not guarantee that the copy provided here is an accurate copy of the published work.

In trying to obtain a complete an accurate copy of the medical chart, there are...

However, without an accurate copy of these vital records, a patient has virtually no chance of proving a medical malpractice case.

Section 6 sets up a presumption that any legal material authenticated under section 5 is an accurate copy.

These include up - to - date and accurate copies of the following: