Sentence examples for deep audit from inspiring English sources

Facebook is now undergoing a deep audit of app developers that pulled a lot of data or that look suspicious, and Schroepfer promises Facebook will make further disclosures if it finds any situations similar to the Cambridge Analytica fiasco.

But to the untrained eye, how can you really tell how many millions were spent, without a deep audit?

And any subsequent, deeper audit of the murky loan portfolios of the most troubled Spanish banks is likely to take time that the Spanish government simply does not have.

After we looked at the macro level ourselves, and were pleased with what we saw, we decided to push ourselves further and turned to the expertise of Dr. Martha Burk, co-founder of the Center for Advancement of Public Policy in Washington, D.C., and a nationally recognized expert in women's issues and pay equity, to conduct a deeper audit of our employment records.

You'll be subjected to much deeper audits than what you saw in your seed and Series A rounds and need to use the credible (your metrics) to pitch the incredible (your extremely high growth story).

Over the past six months, deep privacy audits by the U.S.

The move comes after a review commissioned by accounting firm KPMG whose website reassures visitors that they have "deep expertise in audit and assurance, tax and advisory".

In 2014 alone, our Supplier Responsibility team completed 630 comprehensive, in-person audits deep into our supply chain.

Last year we conducted 451 comprehensive, in-person audits deep into our supply chain so we could uncover problems and work with our suppliers to fix them.

A21 NEW YORK/REGION B1-8 Deeper Corruption Found In Affluent School District A new state audit revealed deeper corruption than previously disclosed in an affluent Long Island school district, showing school officials illegally diverted at least $11.2 million for an array of goods and services.

The S.E.C. charges, filed in United States District Court in Washington after a three-year investigation, painted a picture of an auditing firm with deep interlocks -- and perhaps conflicts of interest -- with a major client.