Record Keeping definition

Record Keeping means making and maintaining complete, accurate and reliable evidence of business transactions in the form of recorded information.

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Record Keeping means making and maintaining a complete, accurate and reliable evidence of official formalities in the form of recorded information;

Record Keeping. (keeping a record of the animal’s health and feeding) • Sportsmanship: (practice being a good winner and a good loser through competition with peers and self)

Examples of Record Keeping in a sentence

• By way of example but not limitation, those obligations and responsibilities include those contained in the Ethical Dealings and Record Keeping and Audit Rights provisions of this PO.

• The Company represents and agrees that no charge imposed by it on Contract owners is specifically intended or designed to compensate the Company for the Record Keeping Services.

• The payments to the Company for Record Keeping Services pursuant to the foregoing may be reduced or eliminated by action of the Board of Trustees of the Fund, effective upon notice to the Company of such action.

• The provisions of Article 104-7, Extra Work, and Article 104-8, Compensation and Record Keeping will apply to authorized maintenance of guardrail/guiderail.

• In consideration of the Company performing the Record Keeping Services and subject to the conditions and limitations provided below, the Fund agrees to pay the Company, quarterly, a record keeping fee at the annual rate of ------ % of the average daily net assets of the Class B Shares and, if applicable, of the Class B2 Shares of each Designated Portfolio held by the Company pursuant to this Agreement.

More Definitions of Record Keeping

Record Keeping means maintaining records of monitoring, inspections, operation and maintenance and contingency actions, conditions and performance.

Record Keeping. (keeping a record of the animal’s health and feeding) • Sportsmanship: (practice being a good winner and a good loser through competition with peers and self) Did you lease or purchase your dairy cow/heifer? Where did you get your cow/heifer? How much did your cow/heifer cost? How did you choose her name? What are the 6 dairy breeds:

Record Keeping. Understanding records management obligations and responsibilities. • Making and keeping accurate and complete records of business activities and decision making. • Creating records proactively including those resulting from telephone conversations, verbal decisions, meetings, emails and letters. • Ensuring the quality and accuracy of the data used or entered on Council databases and systems.

Record Keeping means the act of documenting an activity by creating, collecting or receiving records and ensuring that they are available, understandable and usable for as long as they are needed;

Record Keeping. All Parties shall keep adequate records for audit and monitoring purposes. This includes: financial accounts of Sub- project related income and expenditure. Performance in relation to the anticipated benefits of the Sub-project. • Provision of information: All Parties shall supply specified information for progress reports, within pre-agreed quarterly deadlines.

Record Keeping. Many Volunteers seek qualifying experience. As such, they expect detailed information on Volunteer positions held including: starting and ending dates; record of hours volunteered; accomplishments; training received; and special awards/commendations. At the termination of the Volunteer Agreement, or upon the request or need of the Volunteer, the responsible supervisor shall write a letter including a description of the Volunteer Services and period of service; and, notation of the Volunteer’s performance.

Record Keeping. (keeping a record of the animal’s health and feeding) • Sportsmanship: (practice being a good winner and a good loser through competition with peers and self) Where did you get your cow/heifer? Why did you choose this breed to show? Look up the breed in a book or online and give a description of your breed. Also include the book or website where you found your information.