Sentence examples for diligence indicates from inspiring English sources

The amounts established by this board may seem high, he said, but unless the due diligence indicates they are, they shouldn't hinder a future sale.

"What I would say [to Whyte] is, 'what is it you missed in due diligence that would have indicated that you are in situation that you did not anticipate?'.

"The defendants did not properly, independently, and reasonably perform due diligence into the many red flags strongly indicating Madoff was a fraud," they went on.

That was confirmed by a team executive not authorized to speak publicly, who indicated the Jets were simply performing due diligence.

The numbers indicate that liberals should be eliciting caution and diligence instead of laughter and dismissiveness.

Previous research about the frequency of injury in community Australian football (Finch et al. [2013]) would suggest that such low injury numbers in a standard club of 50 players would be a significant underestimate and would indicate that surveillance had not been conducted with adequate diligence.

Before the engagement letter was signed in late 1999, Goldman sent Dragon a memo indicating that its first steps would include beginning to conduct due diligence — Wall Street-speak for kicking the tires — on L.& H.

Although prosecutors said Thursday that the evidence was potentially exculpatory, they still showed confidence in their case, and indicated that they were turning over the evidence mostly out of due diligence.

The State Department determined that Tanker Pacific and Ofer Brothers Group "failed to exercise due diligence and did not heed publicly available and easily obtainable information" that would have indicated that they were dealing with the Iranians.

Moody's December statement helps to indicate what these investors will look for when it comes to their own research and due diligence protocols.

Our results indicate this may occur not because physicians believe the test results indicate the need for more diligence in patient surveillance, but because physicians worry about medical and legal responsibility if they do not adequately address test results with increased screening.