Sentence examples for auditors plan from inspiring English sources

State auditors plan to conduct intensive examinations of three more Long Island school districts, bringing the total number of districts facing state audits to 23, a spokeswoman for State Comptroller Alan G. Hevesi, left, said yesterday.

A small government advocate, Ron is delighted at the prospect of deep municipal cuts, gloating and chanting at the cuts Chris and Ben propose, but when he learns the auditors plan to fire Leslie, Ron refuses and offers his job instead.

Although Congress has approved $40 million, the first round of financing, legislators from South Jersey and Delaware say they will try to block appropriations until government auditors review plans from the corps.

Second, auditors reduced planned tests in response to partner pressure to improve audit efficiency.

Students assume the role of an NCAA compliance auditor and plan the compliance audit of SMU's Athletic Department using risk-based concepts.

The GAO report said 13 of the 29 U.S. commuter railroads had told auditors they planned to seek extensions of the 2018 deadline.

In developing program plans auditors are accountable to multiple sources such as an immediate superior (e.g. a manager), the partner, the firm and, in a broader sense, to the public.

[C6.] Auditors Criticize Consulting Plan At a Securities and Exchange Commission hearing, representatives of three major accounting firms strongly criticized a proposal to restrict the types of consulting work that the firms can provide for the companies whose financial statements they audit.

Congressional auditors have praised the plan as more sensible, and the Navy had said it expected "a full and open competition".

Auditors also faulted a plan to pay off the stadium by using profits from another project, a housing development on Elm Street in the village of Spring Valley financed by loans totaling $30 million.

But the auditors criticized the state plan because there were no benchmarks to measure electricity savings or to determine whether the training affected the market for air-conditioning equipment.