Sentence examples for auditing safeguards from inspiring English sources
Along with several sensible proposals, a recently issued report says that "nearly all" council members want Congress to end important accounting and auditing safeguards in Sarbanes-Oxley, claiming they make it unduly difficult for companies to raise money from investors, impeding their ability to grow and hire.
This should be a universal no-brainer, along with stronger outside auditing of safeguard programs.
One theme at Smith's six‐day trial before his guilty pleas was that the Youth Corps program in 1968 seemingly lacked ade quate administration and audit ing safeguards to prevent rela tively large‐scale unsophisticat ed thefts.
While the rationale to develop such a population register is to improve population health and equity through systematic medical audit, appropriate safeguards should be in place to limit any unintended misuse of possible confidential health data.
To safeguard data stored in cloud, most cloud providers offer security mechanisms including filtering unauthorized users, auditing abnormal data retrieval actions, and preventing data from theft by hiding actual locations of data in the cloud [ 32].
During his time auditing eBay sellers, McCloud found that a great number of illegal wildlife items were getting past the site's safeguards.
Investors counted on his reputation, rather than on diligent inspection of his audits, to safeguard their money.
The trust said its safeguarding team audited the college's procedures after receiving a draft copy of the Ofsted report adding: "The new senior leadership team at the school have begun implementing the recommendations".
There was a feeling that even though IRBs need strong auditing and credentialing safeguards, they may not be well positioned or staffed to actually perform credentialing functions.
