Sentence examples for diligence conducted from inspiring English sources

The university would not provide names but said a donations acceptance review committee approved the donation "based on due diligence conducted by the Development Office".

The Newcastle Jets and Brisbane Roar stories highlight the structural problems of the A-League model, which has largely been caused by the selection process and a lack of due diligence conducted by FFA on new club owners.

And while the due diligence conducted by the buyer's lawyer may appear to be a legal procedure, a well-done due diligence covers everything from bedbugs to bylaw amendments and scores of issues in between.

Mr. Sweeney said that S.& P. had been willing to give high ratings because the underlying mortgages were of such high quality and because of the "level of due diligence conducted on the loans".

The discovery that Chappell appears not to have received the £5m payment he previously claimed will raise further questions about the quality of the due diligence conducted on the businessman before his consortium Retail Acquisitions acquired BHS for £1 from Sir Philip Green.

The allegation about Olivia Petroleum's finances will raise further questions about the due diligence conducted by the billionaire Sir Philip Green, who sold BHS to Chappell's consortium Retail Acquisitions for £1 last year and is under mounting pressure to explain his actions.

Another measure introduced by Senator Christopher J. Dodd, Democrat of Connecticut, would subject banks to class-action lawsuits unless diligence was conducted by an independent firm.

Compass also did not comment on the due diligence it conducted before entering the joint venture, in a country which is viewed by corporate lawyers as a jurisdiction where firms need to be extra vigilant about the possibilities of corruption.

In addition, the SFL had wanted a financial due diligence report conducted into the proposed merged league body.

As part of its due diligence, FF conducted various technical studies to assess the Island for development feasibility.

Technical guidance and standardized procedures are needed to ensure due diligence is conducted to mitigate fiduciary risks and ensure accountability to both beneficiaries, donors, and other stakeholders.