Sentence examples for auditor's recommendations from inspiring English sources

Training was also a critical component of the auditor's recommendations.

Adjutant General Paul Monroe Jr. said the National Guard would comply with the auditor's recommendations that it periodically test cell phones, radios and generators.

Rather, operating according to the auditor's recommendations, the bank will simply not replace half of the 5,000 employees it expects to retire over the next seven years.

In May, for instance, in a move that infuriated neighborhood residents, Ms. Barrows dismantled three police substations, despite the auditor's recommendations against doing so, without telling Ms. Kee Borges or anyone on the City Council.

In May 2000, Ullico's board, acting on its auditor's recommendation, approved a share price of $146, even though Global Crossing shares had fallen nearly 50percentt from their 1999 peak.

Coffman also requested investigations by the Colorado Attorney General and the State Auditor, and accepted the Auditor's recommendation that oversight of this issue needed strengthening.

Two controversial Department of Water and Power nonprofit trusts have decided to keep more than $11 million as a "rainy day" fund, despite a city auditor's recommendation that they spend the cash before receiving any more ratepayer money.

The CBSA, which responded to the auditor general's recommendations prior to their publication, said it could not respond to a set of questions Tuesday.

BC's Auditor General is now investigating the status of the implementation of the inquiry's recommendations.

First, a panel from the state auditor's office will review the application materials, which include letters of recommendation and personal essays from commission hopefuls.

We find that a framework based on the SEC's Advisory Committee on Improvements to Financial Reporting's (CIFiR's) recommendation that auditors critically evaluate the pros and cons of alternative accounting methods helps auditors constrain aggressive reporting under less precise standards.