Sentence examples for auditors ' analysis from inspiring English sources

A GAO report on the auditors' analysis of the costs is expected in August.

In a note issued Monday, banking analysts at Nomura in London said that "even after recapitalization, the Spanish banks would remain heavily exposed to the Spanish sovereign, which adds another dimension of risk not captured by the auditors' analysis".

That response said the auditor's analysis was deeply flawed, and that it used incomplete data, made inappropriate comparisons and did not take into account the value of export sales, the benefit to the local economy and defence's stated preference for locally produced equipment.

Among the new tasks the FSA is adding to its list are more detailed monitoring of, and dialogue with, bank auditors and closer analysis of banks' accounts.

Following completion of the cross-case analysis, auditors were presented with quotations from each theme, without the superordinate theme title, and asked to consider their interpretations of the theme.

We have been successful in creating and ratifying an outlier detection process that works in the alphanumeric fields of the audit logs from an information system, thus constituting a useful tool for system auditors performing data analysis tasks.

Any rules of the Board requiring mandatory audit firm rotation or a supplement to the auditor's report in which the auditor would be required to provide additional information about the audit and the financial statements of the issuer (auditor discussion and analysis) shall not apply to an audit of an emerging growth company, as defined in section 78c of this title.

We develop and use a dictionary based on textual analysis of auditors' reports on internal control filed under Section 404 of the Sarbanes Oxley Act from 2004 to 2009.

A preliminary analysis by auditors reviewing the proposed $1.2 billion budget for 2001 said the initial $261.9 million sales tax projection may be too conservative; that figure could actually be as much as $4.7 million higher.

We also provide evidence that the latter result occurs because in-depth strategic analysis allows auditors to develop a more complete mental model of a client, which has been a long time belief of advocates of business risk audit methodologies and consistent with current and emerging auditing standards on risk assessment.

You need a lot of data to do any sort of statistical analysis, and auditors don't have nearly as much as we do.