Sentence examples for compromised independence from inspiring English sources

For the past two years Levitt has waged a holy war against what he perceives as compromised independence among the firms that provide "independent opinions" on the financial statements of public companies.

Benefit cuts could also compromise independence.

The auditing fees earned by accounting firms from these large public companies are so large that the mere fear of losing them can compromise independence.

It is widely accepted that not for profit organisations, like the College of Social Work, take at least five years to become viable and therefore funding from government for appropriate work does not compromise independence.

It also would violate generally accepted accounting standards, "where even the appearance of a lack of independence compromises the independence of an audit," he said.

The Finns, both right and left, had achieved independence on 6 December 1917 without a gunshot, but then compromised that independence by allowing the Germans to enter the country without difficulty during the Civil War.

His ties to the president have compromised his independence, they say.

Meral Danış Beştaş of the HDP said a new government administrative decree further compromised the independence of the judiciary.

But government officials said that the violations were serious because they compromised the independence of the auditors.

Ms. Pasalbessy agonized that she had compromised the independence of a man who "never wanted to be fussed over".

He also noted that Glaxo had provided all of the documentation to Duke, which he argued further compromised the independence of researchers.