Sentence examples similar to audit misconduct from inspiring English sources

In a stock market statement, Barratt said it had launched the investigation in August 2015 after an internal audit found "possible misconduct in the process for awarding and managing certain material and subcontract supply contracts in the London region".

California state auditor Elanie Howle said the audit of sexual misconduct policies under Title IX -- the federal gender equality law requiring schools to properly respond to complaints of sexual violence -- would likely take six months, but lawmakers moved in unanimous favor of prioritizing the audit.

On Wednesday, the Joint Legislative Audit Committee moved forward a request, drafted by Assemblyman Anthony Rendon (D-Lakewood), to the state auditor's office for an audit of sexual misconduct policies at UC-Berkeley, as well as one other UC campus and two California State University campuses that have yet to be determined.

* The mayor must reverse his vetoes of an independent audit board on police misconduct.

The independent assessor position was created by voters in 2009 to audit the handling of misconduct complaints against LAFD employees.

An audit cleared him of any misconduct, but many Danes did not like what they saw of the first couple's complex tax arrangements.

RPM's chief executive issued a statement that the audit committee found no "intentional misconduct" in the handling of the settlement and that it stood by Mr. Moore.

Out of the 29 misconduct investigations the audit reviewed, 16 involved supervisors as the subjects of the allegations, three dealt with racial bias, while the rest were randomly chosen.

It has copped a £5.1m penalty for "extensive misconduct" in the auditing of finance firm RSM Tenon.

KPMG was also fined £3m in August by the Financial Reporting Council (FRC) after the firm admitted to misconduct in its audits of the fashion chain Ted Baker in 2013 and 2014.

Given the implosion of Arthur Andersen, Enron's auditor and once the fifth-biggest accountancy firm in the world, after a criminal indictment for obstruction of justice, there is a real question about how aggressively regulators can now pursue the surviving four big auditing firms for any future misconduct.