"audit without" is a grammatically correct phrase that can be used in written English
It can be used when describing a situation where an audit, or an official examination or evaluation, is being carried out without a particular factor or aspect. Example: "The company's financial records were audited without the presence of their chief accountant."
The Osmotherly rules could be changed to allow for a full audit without everything then being [publicly] disclosed".
Nonetheless, Mr. Fazio was allowed to supervise the Ligand audit without additional oversight and failed to conduct proper audit procedures that would have shown that the company was overstating its revenue, the board said.
This was evidently not what Mr Abdullah had expected.The prospect of an audit without oversight from Mr Abdullah's team "sounds like a joke," said Mahmoud Saikal, one of his senior advisers.
Elena Curtis said: "Cardinal O'Brien was one bishop and there would have been no reason why the other bishops couldn't have proceeded with an independent audit without him".
"Our goal is to arm HR practitioners with the basic tools they'll need to perform their own internal gender pay audit, without the need to rely on expensive outside consultants and with limited support from technical data science staff," Glassdoor Chief Economist Dr. Andrew Chamberlain writes in the guide.
Additionally, the study processes were subject to a sponsor audit without any critical findings.
When one of the firms disavowed its earlier audits, the company hired two separate firms to redo the audits, without telling either firm about the other.
But the new cooperation between the two governments means that the city can correct any violations discovered during the audits without being subject to penalties.
According to a report by the Public Company Accounting Oversight Board, some U.S. auditors outsource their work to unsupervised Chinese auditors, or sign off on audits without ever sending anyone to China.
"Self-auditing without the potential to bring down the hammer will not work," said Terry L. Anderson, who is a member of the Bush transition team on the interior, and is director of the Political Economy Research Center, a free-market environmental research group in Bozeman, Mont.
In fact quite a lot of research has gone into end-to-end auditable voting systems, i.e. ones that can, through the magic of cryptography and/or one-way functions, be audited without endangering the sanctity of the ballot box.
