Sentence examples for audits set from inspiring English sources

That raises the question of "Who audits the auditors?" The new Sarbanes-Oxley Act answers that question by setting up a new body, the Public Company Accounting Oversight Board, with the power to review audits, set auditing standards and discipline accountants.

Recently, new standards have been developed in this subject (the UNI CEI EN 16247 Energy audits set and, in Italy, the UNI CEI TR 11428 Diagnosi energetiche).

Mo Farah will be staying with Alberto Salazar's training group after an independent audit set up by UK Athletics found there was "no reason" to lack confidence in his training programme at the Nike Oregon Project – and "no reason" to be concerned about any other British athlete or coaches involved with the Oregon Project.

The audit set out to determine: What happens to head injured patients from presentation at A&E to discharge?

City officials took strong exception to the audit, setting up a potential clash with Mr. Liu, whose office must approve the corporation's contract with the city every year.

Professional judgments in an audit setting in which there is an explicit client preference for a material, income-increasing reporting classification and the relevant GAAP standard is principle-based are compared to a similar judgment in a tax setting.

When using the Sonic Platform to create a cluster, as described above, just select the check-box called "enable auditing" to set up the auditing in the background.

Laws passed one year ago require the comptroller to audit every school district within five years and require every district to create an audit committee, set up an in-house auditing capacity and strengthen the annual audits done by outside, private accountants.

The money will pay to train investigative journalists, prosecutors and monitors, conduct audits and set up a unit to analyze and make public suspicious transactions.

Between 1993 and 2009, eight surgical (colo rectal audits were set up in Europe.

It would rely in part on private-sector bodies such as the AICPA's Auditing Standards Board to set audit standards; in Mr Sarbanes's version the board would set them itself.