The phrase "audit right for" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to refer to the rights associated with conducting an audit, but it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "The audit right for the financial records must be clearly defined in the contract."
Alternatives: "audit entitlement for" or "audit authority for".
Chairman Goodlatte could borrow heavily from the audit rights for the Section 114 compulsory license for sound recordings, and allow songwriters to conduct group audits under Section 115 to avoid a multiplicity of audits.
Creating an audit right under Section 115 compulsory licenses would allow market forces to work to align the incentives toward better payments for songwriters.
"I am getting audited right now.
A: See the answer under Types of Funding Regular Resourcess): http://www.unicef.org/parmo/66662_66850.html#Allocation_of_Regular_Resources_to_programme_countries Q: What is the Single Audit Principle that provides exclusive right for the UN appointed external auditors, UNBoA?
This can be an excellent way to experience your first audit and see if it's right for you.
More developed capital markets demand companies that offer more transparency, stricter auditing and more rights for minority shareholders.
Only rarely should they lead to laws: for a statutory investor-protection function such as auditing, a ban on consulting work for audit clients is right.
It also called on the government to conduct an audit of all instances where decisions of the European court of justice have created greater legal employment rights for British workers, and then commit to enshrine these rights in law.
The House of Commons environmental audit committee is right to call for a much tighter cross-Arctic safety regime and for at least some part of the region to be cordoned off from drilling too.
Relying on the World Bank to assess corruption is like asking Vlad the Impaler for an audit of human rights.
