Sentence examples for audit as well from inspiring English sources

Isic would audit as well as authorise.

The 2009 audit, as well as interviews with banking experts and Afghan businessmen, revealed new details of improprieties.

It insisted that Mr. Park agree to a schedule for repaying excessive fees flagged by the audit, as well as to other terms.

In his lawsuit, Mr. Bingham says he brought these concerns to the attention of the director of internal audit as well as the treasurer and chief financial officer and was subsequently dismissed.

The directors said that they were fully cooperating with the company's auditor, Ernst & Young, which is conducting a new audit, as well as with regulators to get to the bottom of what they called "certain material weaknesses".

The BBC would implement Smith's recommendations in full, which included a full audit, as well as introducing new procedures such as a campaign explaining its whistleblowing procedures to staff and further work with the NSPCC on child protection.

We can move towards achieving real gender equality by pledging mandatory equal pay audits, as well as universal free childcare.

Accounts have to meet both Companies House and charity regulations and there are annual five-day audits as well as stringent financial controls.

The information they provide is then validated by random or investigative audits, as well as by TripAdvisor's network of reviewers who are asked to point out any discrepancies noticed during their stay.

Companies now want candidates with backgrounds in the traditional functions of financing, accounting, tax planning and internal auditing, as well as experience in several different lines of business and, perhaps most important, a strong ethical grounding, Mr. McLean said.

The Archbishop said in a statement he was "deeply honoured" to have been appointed to the role, adding that the new system included changes to management, improvements in financial planning, reporting and auditing as well as greater involvement of senior lay experts in policy making.