The human-resources consulting and outsourcing company serves as a record-keeper for $296.8 billion in 401k plans. ❋ Anne Tergesen (2011)
Economic imperatives or brute force pushed countless Khoisan into service, but those who could survive without working for settlers were not compelled to do so in the eighteenth century. 27 Perhaps the notation of Adam Kok as a Hottentot in the landdrost's ledger was a conscious manipulation of identity on Kok's part, a move away from a connection to chattel slavery, rather than a misreading of identity by a colonial record-keeper. ❋ Unknown (2008)
In her role as mother and artist, Alexis Weidig encourages us to capture and extrapolate on family ties and traditions as the family record-keeper. ❋ Unknown (2010)
Probably not — but within the "mutually constitutive colonial hierarchies" of identity, Kok, Koopman, and the Company's record-keeper understood themselves to have different social positions. 4 ❋ Unknown (2008)
For four years, he served as president of the National Aviation Association, which is the country's official aviation record-keeper and represents the interests of aviators ranging from from skydivers to commercial airline pilots. ❋ Emma Brown (2010)
CBS's Mark Knoller, who is something of an official record-keeper of presidential activity, refutes her claim reporting that President Bush never went to Dover. ❋ Unknown (2009)
By far the most common occurrence of “re-enrollment” — the term for when investment options are reset to defaults — is when a plan sponsor converts from one record-keeper to another, says Stephen Utkus, director of the Vanguard Center for Retirement Research. ❋ Unknown (2009)
I strongly advise against this strategy, however, on ethical grounds: for all you know, the karmic record-keeper assigned to track your triumphs and misdeeds was a literary agent in her last life. ❋ Unknown (2007)
On Monday, he heads to his Crawford retreat, where he has spent all or part of 418 days of his presidency, according to Mark Knoller, a CBS News White House correspondent and meticulous record-keeper. ❋ Unknown (2007)
A meticulous record-keeper, Kaczynski wrote down every detail of his bombings, providing keys to nearly all of the Unabomber puzzles, like why he quit his bombing spree for six years from '87 to' 93. ❋ Unknown (2005)
Janice always appreciated the personal notes their local record-keeper appended to the official record. ❋ McDermid, Val (2003)
Why this was true is a matter for group psychologists, not for a record-keeper. ❋ Heinlein, Robert A. (1973)
For even if at first these ideas were only vaguely adumbrated and not expressed in set phrases, it must have been an incentive to good discipline when men remembered that the record-keeper and the guardian of law and order was also the deity upon whose tender mercies they would have to rely in the life after death. ❋ G. Elliot Smith (N/A)
The title was borne in Canada by the late chief George Buck, but the duties of record-keeper were usually performed by his more eminent brother, John (_Skanawati_). ❋ Horatio Hale (1856)
The other copy which I transcribed was held by Chief John Buck, in his official capacity of record-keeper. ❋ Horatio Hale (1856)
She's also a lifelong record-keeper and journal-maker, something that helped her decide on the format for "The Popularity Papers." ❋ Unknown (2011)
Advisors Access first must keep its TAMP fee competitive, meaning that advisors must be convinced that the services the TAMP is offering are worth the fee revenue the advisory firm would forgo by not designing its own portfolios and educational material, and making its own arrangement with a record-keeper. ❋ Elizabeth MacBride (2011)
Taking a second look Mercer, a well-known third party record-keeper, already is seeing companies take a second look at their plans because some of the fee information is available through online Department of Labor filings. ❋ Unknown (2011)
