Sentence examples for face audits from inspiring English sources

In the previous two academic years, Rutgers increased its tuition by 9 and 9.9percentt, amid warnings from the McGreevey administration to restrict tuition increases or face audits or loss of state funds.

Union officials say they are focusing on global companies, but Chinese companies make up the bulk of the manufacturing work force and they are also expected to face audits and pressure to unionize.

Not only do companies have to deal with high taxes, cascading energy prices and regulations, they now face audits of their impact on global warming.

In addition, physicians face audits of their records by insurance companies and Medicare in which their records are scrutinized to see that every "i" is dotted and every "t" is crossed.

The Brooklyn district office handles face-to-face audits.

With the extra workload, face-to-face audits have dropped by half since 1992, as have the odds of being convicted for a tax crime.

To identify tax cheating by high-income taxpayers and those with complex returns the I.R.S. relies on face-to-face audits by highly trained revenue agents.

From face-to-face audits to criminal and civil penalties, tax law enforcement by the Internal Revenue Service last year continued its slide, according to new data that question recent Bush administration claims of a more vigilant IRS.

The company faces audits of its privacy policies for the next 20 years.

Facebook already faces audits in Europe on whether the company is living up to promises made to consumers about how it uses their data — and now, a stringent new data protection law.

The commission is also facing audits of its other investigations to ensure they are not "trivial" after the high court found it only had the power to investigate instances of corruption when it directly affected the actions of a public official.