Sentence examples for each auditor from inspiring English sources
The rules, and related legislation sponsored by Senator Roth, have cut the number of cases each auditor and tax collector can handle.
Yet the headphones emphasize the personal relationship he establishes with each auditor and it challenges us to reflect on how and why we surrender to his tale, just as McIntyre gives himself over to the shamanistic ritual that provides The Encounter with its climax.
The central bank's new approach, known as BASIC (which stands for bonds, auditing, supervision, information and credit-rating), attempts to share the burden of overseeing banks between the state and the market.The central bank has set up a special department to supervise the companies that audit banks, and each auditor has to stump up collateral which is lost if the work is not up to scratch.
Each auditor independently evaluated the cases narratives.
The contribution of each suboptimal factor to the fatal outcome was assessed and a final grade (Table 1) was given by each auditor.
The coordinator then trained each data auditor, and reviewed at least ten charts for each service.
In 1997, Singer said, each defense auditor was responsible for overseeing about $642 million in contracts on average.
Since cloud audit is an important mechanism to ensure trustworthiness of clouds, each cloud auditor should be periodically audited and/or accredited by a professional association such as Auditing Standards Board of AICPA.
Each vote for mayor, each contribution to an auditor's campaign, each phone call on behalf of a state senate candidate are all small acts of civic participation which can help our LGBTQ community build and sustain our political power.
Following analysis of each transcript, auditors checked the super-ordinate themes and corresponding quotations from each interview to ensure themes were grounded in the data in the form of a matching exercise.
Each year, auditors will often seek letters from their clients' bankers reassuring them that they will renew lending facilities in the ordinary course of business.
