Sentence examples for an immediate audit from inspiring English sources

Earlier, Hollande said that if elected he would order an immediate audit of public finances "and freeze certain spending once we have the results".

In a letter to the US attorney's office, Fifa's lawyers requested an "immediate" audit of Webb's funds and assets, expressing concern that he may not have fully disclosed them to the court.

Mr. Pataki said that after Mr. Walker was killed, he ordered an immediate audit of the company, and he and Mayor Giuliani arranged for a hasty investigation by a variety of agencies, looking into every aspect of its operations.

Because of the extensive safeguards in the voting process -- including an immediate audit, with witnesses, of a random sample of 54percentt of voting stations -- former U.S. president and election expert Jimmy Carter called Venezuela's election system "the best in the world".

We think that, for example, an immediate audit of completed death certificate by skilled attending physicians is a valid method.

First, we need an immediate independent audit of the BTC pipeline set up by the lenders' group.

"It has come to my attention that there (are) some serious irregularities in the counting and announcement of results in some parts of the country … In light of these concerns – and concerns emerging from other stakeholders, which includes other political parties – I call upon the Malawi electoral commission to carry out an immediate manual audit of the whole process," Joyce Banda said.

Certain embedded security software also provides an immediate alert and audit trail to track and investigate the time and origin of security threats – and spurs appropriate action.

The House bill, which now incorporates provisions of the Paul-Grayson amendment, calls for an immediate and extensive audit of the Fed's responses to the crisis and also removes the exclusion of monetary policy deliberations from regular audits in the future.

We had urged a "hot audit", an immediate count of the paper ballots.

The paper ran an interview with Mahathir, the former Malaysian prime minister, who called for an immediate investigation and a full audit.