Sentence examples for auditor by from inspiring English sources
The part of the sentence 'auditor by' is not a complete sentence, and is therefore not correct or usable in written English
In order to use it in a sentence, you must add additional words to complete the thought. For example: "I was appointed auditor by the board in charge of the audit."
In the 1990s Mr. Lebda, an auditor by training, founded LendingTree, an online mortgage referral and lending business.
McCaskill, an ex-county prosecutor who believes in the death penalty and says that she worships, in the Missouri manner, "God and common sense," has made her name as the state auditor by running uncompromising investigations of state government performance.
Innes, originally from Leeds, is employed as a health and safety auditor by oil and gas waste management company TWMA based in Aberdeen but had been working in its Alexandria office before travelling home with a colleague.
But a going-concern qualification on the company's financial statement makes the job even harder by quickly turning off investors, suppliers and lenders.One such finance chief, Rod Sherwood of Westwood One, a radio network, compensated for the "near death sentence" from his auditor by ramping up his conversations with debt holders, who waived covenants so Westwood could avoid default.
The investigation of Mr. Liu's campaign finances, which led to the arrest of one of his fund-raisers in November on attempted wire fraud and conspiracy charges, has been an embarrassment for Mr. Liu, the city's top fiscal watchdog and an auditor by training.
We also illustrate facets of this process, including how the auditor, by acquiring a rich understanding of how and how well management is executing its business-model, develops rich (e.g., distributional) expectations of future financial-statement amounts and disclosures.
And on January 17th they put distance between the company and its auditors, by firing Andersen.
It wants EU countries to have national overseers of accounting standards and auditors by 2005, by when all listed European companies are meant to be using IAS.
Another outcome of the new SEC rules, says Robert Monks, a veteran shareholder activist, will be an increase in lawsuits against auditors by private investors.
By obstructing international auditors, by the way, the U.S. wasn't just fueling suspicion about the misappropriation of Iraqi oil money -- it was also breaking its word.
Prosecutors charge that Mr. Berger hid the losses from investors and from auditors by creating fake financial records and passing them off as the fund's actual returns.
