Sentence examples for a rigorous audit from inspiring English sources

A rigorous audit it wasn't.

Some questions are still to be answered also by the Home Office and Locog, the private company that contracted G4S and whose responsibility for £2bn of Olympic spend needs a rigorous audit.

Currently, there is a move away from self-certification by training businesses and toward accreditation whereby reliable international bodies subject providers to a rigorous audit and accredit only those that meet tough standards.

(2) The author kept a rigorous audit trail of reflective memos throughout the data analysis, to isolate/bracket his perspectives from those of the participants (Creswell 2013).

But it is the deepest kind of betrayal of our rights as Americans that, with the kind of evidence that has already emerged and the unprecedented accusations that have been leveled (including by the declared victor), we are not yet seeing a rigorous audit and investigation.

The Irish Casemix budget models are subject to a rigorous audit process.

The Department for Culture has imposed a rigorous auditing process that ensures every penny is accounted for.

Mr. Kelly, for his part, has said that he instituted a rigorous auditing system to maintain the integrity of the crime reporting operation.

Everyone Counts puts its machines through a rigorous auditing process, she said, and even interrupted a recent election in Australia to conduct a surprise audit in the middle of the ballot count.

"The institute involved, the research institute, is subject to a very rigorous audit, and we are very happy for a U.S. team to come down and look at the project, and it will be very clear that there was no transfer of technology," he said.

"That is why independent, rigorous audit is an absolute essential," says Dilnot.