Sentence examples for auditing himself from inspiring English sources

The most egregious conflict, he said, "was the performance of internal audits by the external auditor; he's auditing himself".

For instance, it said, Sergeant Quon could have been given notice of the change in the informal policy, or been allowed to audit himself.

Mr. Cox, a 23-year veteran of audits for the Health and Human Services inspector general, said he involved government lawyers and providers at the outset of an audit and examined every audit himself to make sure its findings could withstand a court challenge.

Aldous Huxley received auditing from Hubbard himself; the poet Jean Toomer and the science fiction writers Theodore Sturgeon and A. E. van Vogt became trained Dianetics auditors.

Tasked with auditing all thirteen states, he soon finds himself the target of his higher-ups while a mysterious person keeps tabs on his every move.

After retiring in 1994, Charles moved to Cambridge, MA, where he immersed himself in Harvard life, by auditing classes, fundraising, and serving as historian and archivist for Lowell House, his undergraduate residence.

Worst: Paul.8 57: Hmm, good if slightly woolly segue from Santorum there, from auditing the Fed to manufacturing in America.8 57: Santorum is once again showing himself to be the most overtly hostile presidential candidate since Nixon.

She is auditing it.

· Auditing.

Try auditing your team.

Try auditing a class.