Sentence examples for are auditing from inspiring English sources
verb
To examine and adjust (e.g. an account).
- To audit the accounts of a treasure, or of parties who have a suit depending in court
The hospital said its stereotactic system "remains suspended indefinitely while we are auditing the entire program".
Now that the government are auditing stress, I can see a lot of coaching on work-life balance.
Among the comptroller's duties are auditing the city's books, managing its pension funds and overseeing its efforts to borrow money.
Another four consulting firms are auditing the 14 largest Spanish financial institutions, with those results not expected before the end of July.
Fine pointed out that the existence of inspector-general investigations is "not secret": "The people you are auditing know they are being audited.
"They are auditing the house," said Clem Imperato, a consultant to the New York Racing Association, which owns the tracks under a state franchise.
(At present only annual accounts are audited).
Most clerks are audited once every three weeks, he said.
Magazines are audited; television shows get Nielsen ratings.
Businesses are audited to verify the payment of the premium and producers are audited to check they have received it.
