Sentence examples for diligence about from inspiring English sources

But Nintendo's diligence about making the distinction between Adult and Mature games is well founded.

The firm feeds its algorithms data gleaned from academic literature, past experience and due diligence about start-ups and their founders.

The banks, according to the regulatory authority, did not sufficiently conduct due diligence about the various risks attached to the inverse and leveraged E.T.F.'s.

"Fine Art Auctions Miami has done all the necessarily due diligence about the ownership of the work," a spokeswoman for the house said on Wednesday morning.

Terrorist activity has been the catalyst for much of this concern, causing employers to conduct more due diligence about security at hotels, for example.

"This appears to be a situation where Swizz agreed to be the CEO … without first doing his due diligence about the company," a source told the paper.

That's what due diligence is all about, but what I do know is that a founder without confidence isn't going to make it very far.

"Do emotional due diligence, think about profit with principles, profit should be measured in social and environmental terms," she said.

BT added 6.9p to 421.3p after a German magazine reported the telecoms group's due diligence talks about the purchase of EE were going well, with no surprises so far.

The research results were shared with executives at 160 Over 90 after the agency was hired in the spring of last year, Ms. Swain says, and "they did their own due diligence, interviewing about 200 people on campus" before starting to work on the campaign.

He did not participate in any further Internal Investment Committee IICC) deliberations and also did not participate in, and was not present at, the Executive Session of the Board of Trustees during which confidential due diligence information about this investment was provided to the Board.