However there exist very few scientifically sound studies, which apply due diligence to substantiating this impression.
This will allow us to apply due diligence to ensure sustainability principles are addressed in contracts to minimise risks to GNM.
I am tempted to say that an information-literate individual will apply due diligence to any information that is available — online or otherwise.
While these characteristics do not mean that investors should exclude nontraded REITs from their portfolios, would-be investors should apply due diligence.
In exchange, Fairfield Greenwich claimed to apply "due diligence" to every portfolio transaction — though we now know Madoff didn't actually trade a single stock or bond listed in his statements for at least the past 13 years.
While working through yet another attempted malicious cybersecurity attack it dawned on me, why can't we apply this diligence and training to cybersecurity?
In a statement in response, Clwyd Leisure said: "The unexpected decisions by the cabinet of Denbighshire County Council has meant that directors must consider the impact of those decisions and apply due diligence in agreeing a way forward.
3) Political parties need to apply due diligence when sourcing personal information from third party organisations, including data brokers, to ensure the appropriate consent has been sought from the individuals concerned and that individuals are effectively informed in line with transparency requirements under the GDPR.
We apply due diligence in referee selection and we have a policy to follow-up formally on any concrete evidence of undeclared referee conflict of interest (although this has thankfully not been necessary yet at this journal).
The same due diligence applies to any project where there are infrastructure changes, Egly said.
She also said Goldman Sachs applies "enhanced due diligence" to coal investments, which includes looking at companies' environmental track records, evaluating ecological impacts, and considering local community and human rights.
