Sentence examples for auditing relationships from inspiring English sources
Often, auditing relationships span decades, increasing the likelihood that familiarity breeds over-cosy ties.
In conclusion, the granularity balance of hierarchical semantic relationship is a valuable property to check for ontology quality assurance, and the scalable evaluation models proposed in this study are effective in fulfilling this task, especially in auditing relationships with sub-hierarchies, such as the seldom evaluated Part-Of relationship.
"I disagree with the decision because four is better than one, and if you allow an auditing relationship to go year after year, common sense tells you that cannot be ideal.
"We've never put together that large of an audit relationship," Mr. Hein said.
"Studies show that a large percentage of fraud occurs in the first two years of an audit relationship," he said.
The change reflects recognition of the importance of the audit relationship and of a company's accounts, he said.
By requiring accounting firms to state their independence and the length of the audit relationship, the board may hope to definitively remind the firms of the need for autonomy and rigor.
The risk, though, is that the various businesses of the big four firms corporate finance, legal advice, risk management, to name a few may not be able to hold their ground without the prop of the audit relationship.
"Once it became clear that Andersen's viability as an audit firm was in great jeopardy, our audit committee took the necessary steps to end the audit relationship and to prepare to engage another audit firm that can meet our global needs and best serve our shareholders," he said.
The proceeding was later canceled when the motion to waive the 1944 condition was withdrawn, but clearly the Board thought, and rightly so, that it had continuing power to audit the orgoing relationship between TWA and Toolco.
Hay and Knechel (2010) explained the relationship between marketing activities and auditing in New Zealand.
