Definition of paper trail in English:

paper trail

noun

A series of documents providing written evidence of a sequence of events or the activities of a person or organization.
it is very important to have a paper trail in the event of a dispute
the paper trail led the FBI to him in just six days
Example sentencesExamples
- The EU also wants the food industry to establish a precise paper trail for all GM ingredients.
- Thus a paper trail has led US law enforcement to identify at least twelve of the hijackers with certainty.
- The biggest change on many of these farms will be the paper trail needed to demonstrate compliance with the act.
- The paper trail led far beyond the inspector to entrap top bureaucrats and key jurists in the web of corruption.
- It is not necessary to have a paper trail of arms sales and monetary exchanges to link these groups together.
- Computerised records and documents should make it easier to provide a paper trail for investigators to study.
- The paper trail, while not long, provides sufficient supporting documentation.
- There will have to be a paper trail and accountability of the votes.
- It is essential that electronic voting mechanisms provide for a paper trail.
- We've preserved a paper trail of our own internal debates in the bi-monthly columns on our home page.
- They also know a paper trail exists in case a recount is required.
- While the Citizens' Assembly did recommend that a paper trail be kept of the vote count, this does not go far enough.
- The Co Cork man has impressed the courts in America with a paper trail of documentation which seems to prove his case.
- Congressman Rush Holt wants every touch-screen voting machine to leave a paper trail.
- But they examined only the paper trail and did not publicly disclose their findings.
- I also want to set out, for the record, the paper trail that shows just how dodgy the behaviour of this Government is.
- The book is written clearly and the author leaves a nice paper trail for those who are interested in further reflection.
- Last night the emergence of a clear paper trail over the visa application for his lover's nanny hastened the collapse of his own political credibility.
- The panel is urging photo IDs for all voters and a verifiable paper trail for electronic votes.
- The hijackers needed to establish a strong paper trail to connect them to their assumed and stolen identities.

Definition of paper trail in US English:

paper trail

nounˈpeɪpər treɪl

A series of documents providing written evidence of a sequence of events or the activities of a person or organization.
it is very important to have a paper trail in the event of a dispute
the paper trail led the FBI to him in just six days
Example sentencesExamples
- While the Citizens' Assembly did recommend that a paper trail be kept of the vote count, this does not go far enough.
- There will have to be a paper trail and accountability of the votes.
- We've preserved a paper trail of our own internal debates in the bi-monthly columns on our home page.
- Last night the emergence of a clear paper trail over the visa application for his lover's nanny hastened the collapse of his own political credibility.
- Congressman Rush Holt wants every touch-screen voting machine to leave a paper trail.
- Thus a paper trail has led US law enforcement to identify at least twelve of the hijackers with certainty.
- The paper trail led far beyond the inspector to entrap top bureaucrats and key jurists in the web of corruption.
- It is not necessary to have a paper trail of arms sales and monetary exchanges to link these groups together.
- The EU also wants the food industry to establish a precise paper trail for all GM ingredients.
- I also want to set out, for the record, the paper trail that shows just how dodgy the behaviour of this Government is.
- It is essential that electronic voting mechanisms provide for a paper trail.
- The paper trail, while not long, provides sufficient supporting documentation.
- The Co Cork man has impressed the courts in America with a paper trail of documentation which seems to prove his case.
- Computerised records and documents should make it easier to provide a paper trail for investigators to study.
- The hijackers needed to establish a strong paper trail to connect them to their assumed and stolen identities.
- They also know a paper trail exists in case a recount is required.
- The biggest change on many of these farms will be the paper trail needed to demonstrate compliance with the act.
- The book is written clearly and the author leaves a nice paper trail for those who are interested in further reflection.
- But they examined only the paper trail and did not publicly disclose their findings.
- The panel is urging photo IDs for all voters and a verifiable paper trail for electronic votes.

单词	paper trail
释义	Definition of paper trail in English: paper trail noun A series of documents providing written evidence of a sequence of events or the activities of a person or organization. it is very important to have a paper trail in the event of a dispute the paper trail led the FBI to him in just six days Example sentencesExamples The EU also wants the food industry to establish a precise paper trail for all GM ingredients. Thus a paper trail has led US law enforcement to identify at least twelve of the hijackers with certainty. The biggest change on many of these farms will be the paper trail needed to demonstrate compliance with the act. The paper trail led far beyond the inspector to entrap top bureaucrats and key jurists in the web of corruption. It is not necessary to have a paper trail of arms sales and monetary exchanges to link these groups together. Computerised records and documents should make it easier to provide a paper trail for investigators to study. The paper trail, while not long, provides sufficient supporting documentation. There will have to be a paper trail and accountability of the votes. It is essential that electronic voting mechanisms provide for a paper trail. We've preserved a paper trail of our own internal debates in the bi-monthly columns on our home page. They also know a paper trail exists in case a recount is required. While the Citizens' Assembly did recommend that a paper trail be kept of the vote count, this does not go far enough. The Co Cork man has impressed the courts in America with a paper trail of documentation which seems to prove his case. Congressman Rush Holt wants every touch-screen voting machine to leave a paper trail. But they examined only the paper trail and did not publicly disclose their findings. I also want to set out, for the record, the paper trail that shows just how dodgy the behaviour of this Government is. The book is written clearly and the author leaves a nice paper trail for those who are interested in further reflection. Last night the emergence of a clear paper trail over the visa application for his lover's nanny hastened the collapse of his own political credibility. The panel is urging photo IDs for all voters and a verifiable paper trail for electronic votes. The hijackers needed to establish a strong paper trail to connect them to their assumed and stolen identities. Definition of paper trail in US English: paper trail nounˈpeɪpər treɪl A series of documents providing written evidence of a sequence of events or the activities of a person or organization. it is very important to have a paper trail in the event of a dispute the paper trail led the FBI to him in just six days Example sentencesExamples While the Citizens' Assembly did recommend that a paper trail be kept of the vote count, this does not go far enough. There will have to be a paper trail and accountability of the votes. We've preserved a paper trail of our own internal debates in the bi-monthly columns on our home page. Last night the emergence of a clear paper trail over the visa application for his lover's nanny hastened the collapse of his own political credibility. Congressman Rush Holt wants every touch-screen voting machine to leave a paper trail. Thus a paper trail has led US law enforcement to identify at least twelve of the hijackers with certainty. The paper trail led far beyond the inspector to entrap top bureaucrats and key jurists in the web of corruption. It is not necessary to have a paper trail of arms sales and monetary exchanges to link these groups together. The EU also wants the food industry to establish a precise paper trail for all GM ingredients. I also want to set out, for the record, the paper trail that shows just how dodgy the behaviour of this Government is. It is essential that electronic voting mechanisms provide for a paper trail. The paper trail, while not long, provides sufficient supporting documentation. The Co Cork man has impressed the courts in America with a paper trail of documentation which seems to prove his case. Computerised records and documents should make it easier to provide a paper trail for investigators to study. The hijackers needed to establish a strong paper trail to connect them to their assumed and stolen identities. They also know a paper trail exists in case a recount is required. The biggest change on many of these farms will be the paper trail needed to demonstrate compliance with the act. The book is written clearly and the author leaves a nice paper trail for those who are interested in further reflection. But they examined only the paper trail and did not publicly disclose their findings. The panel is urging photo IDs for all voters and a verifiable paper trail for electronic votes.
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