Sentence examples for compliance audit from inspiring English sources
Taconic is now required to obtain an operating permit and hire an independent consultant to conduct an environmental compliance audit of the facility.
The article said that at the same time Lachman was undertaking what it called a compliance audit, the company was also providing consulting services to Schering-Plough, resulting in a conflict of interest.
Mr. Hossain said a team from Walmart's local office conducted a compliance audit last year and faulted the factory for excessive overtime, while making no mention of fire safety or other issues.
And a compliance audit performed for the hospital system by Ernst & Young last year revealed that the system needed to demonstrate "stricter adherence" to the membership restrictions it had agreed to, said Robert Stauble, a co-founder of Healthtrax, the company hired last summer by the hospital to run the club.
People with knowledge of the matter described how a relatively routine compliance audit rapidly transformed into a full-blown investigation late last year — involving hundreds of lawyers and three former federal prosecutors — when the company learned that The Times was examining problems with its operations in Mexico.
He said that Primark executives had done a series of compliance audits at the factory and the last audit had been around six months ago.
"There are job opportunities out there, especially in areas like compliance, auditing and product control, where the need for quality staff is higher than ever before".
THAT Wada urge the Russian Federation and other government members to accelerate the number and robustness of compliance audits in relation to the International Convention Against Doping in Sport (UNESCO Convention).
He said the company had also narrowed its vendor base, conducted more than 60 compliance audits and engaged with NGOs, and said it would be willing to talk to Oxfam about their suggestions.
Without a factory visit we can't be sure, but it seems likely the CMT factory manufacturing the feminist T-shirts would probably pass most ethical compliance audits or – if it failed – not fail by much.
