Sentence examples for completed audits of from inspiring English sources

The Campaign Finance Board recently completed audits of the 2009 Council elections.

Before that court ruling was issued last year, the comptroller's office completed audits of 18 charter schools around the state.

The judge noted that Jesse D. Cota, a former I.R.S. district director who is the company's national director of taxation, testified at a hearing in February that out of about 100 completed audits of clients, only 41 resulted in no change or a larger refund.

A recently completed audit of patients hospitalized for COPD exacerbations found substantial variations in care, with spirometry prior to hospital admissions available in only about three-quarters of patients [ 8].

PHE provided clinics in E, W, NI with details of 3,452 individuals with no linked 2011 care or death report, and clinics completed audit questionnaires for 2,197 (63.6 %) of these.

[C4.] Less Tax Cheating Is Discovered The push by the commissioner of Internal Revenue to quickly complete audits of big corporations has led to a sharp drop in the discovery of tax cheating, new I.R.S. data shows.

The relief he seeks includes the ouster of Garfield DeMarco as chairman, president and chief executive of the company and the removal of its accountants for what Mark DeMarco said was their failure to complete audits of the company books.

It promises to be a miserable time for the Fed chairman as he is peppered with hostile questions at oversight hearings and with legislation to force complete audits of Fed operations.

With all approaches, there is under reporting as a result of poor compliance with completing audit data, incorrect coding of procedures (Cockbain et al, 2012) and treatment of patients for complications in primary care or in institutions other than the hospital where the initial surgery was performed.

In contrast, Kizilcec et al. (2013) categorize learners into patterns of engagement (completing, auditing, disengaging, and sampling).

They further employed cluster analysis and classified students into "completing," "auditing," "disengaging," and "sampling" patterns of engagement.