Sentence examples for diligence that will from inspiring English sources

He'd first approached one exit, where a security guard, with a degree of diligence that will long be debated, asked him where he was going.

Such steps won't be sufficient to ensure corporate respect for human rights in all cases, but they are a necessary stage in an ongoing process of due diligence that will help companies ensure they respect the dignity of local communities.

"There is a process of due diligence that will take place.

There's no amount of due diligence that will reveal all the problems.

Meanwhile, our London print site has joined our Manchester site in a Climate Change Agreement for the print sector, and our centralised procurement team has introduced a much more robust, traceable and due diligence process that will allow better assessment of suppliers sustainability.

The companies are now embarking on a due diligence process that will complete by August 1, per UK regulatory rules, and in the meantime they are outlining the rationale for the deal.

"Very often, a robust due diligence process will include retaining a third party due diligence in-country provider that will go ahead and do an analysis in-country," he added.

Mr. Aldad said that as part of the "due diligence" that a buyer's lawyer will conduct when reviewing a prospective purchase, he or she will need a copy of the co-op lease and bylaws as well as copies of the house rules, the offering plan and the financial statements.

"I find this a step backwards that will make due diligence and catching fraudsters harder.

It well maybe that by doing your due diligence, you'll decide that the style or the point of view of the interviewer is not a good fit.

(You can, with diligent effort, figure out what's from where by consulting the notes in the back, but surely the ordinary reader can't be expected to show such diligence, and will understandably assume that everything is, so to speak, on the same level).