Sentence examples for formal audit from inspiring English sources

A state senator in California is pushing for a formal audit of a proposed Wal-Mart in San Diego.

Runnymede wants the government to carry out a formal audit of the effect the budget will have on racial equality, called an equalities impact assessment.

He said City Hall had conducted a formal audit of all money distributed through the mayor's fund and determined that all grants had been done at the request of an elected official.

We have promised to improve attribution of stories which originate in local papers and agreed to a formal audit of how many BBC website stories originate in the local press.

The development came one day after Sir Thomas Legg, who conducted a formal audit into legislators' expense claims in recent years, called the system under which they made their claims "deeply flawed".

Two other clubs in the 12-team division, Bristol and Nottingham, claimed to meet the criteria and asked for a formal audit, but they dropped out of the running at the play-off stage.

Auditing: Unfortunately, formal auditing is not possible.

Formal auditing by individuals not in any of the above categories is possible after securing the permission of the instructor, submission of the Audit Form, and payment of the $250 audit fee through the Admissions Office.

In addition, the assurance services of professionally certified accountants include all of the following: financial, compliance, and assurance audits; less-formal review of financial information; attestation about the reliability of another party's written assertion; and other assurance services not strictly requiring formal audits (e.g., forward-looking information and quality assertions).

Any proposed consumer protection regulation should include formal audits by companies to verify that their algorithms are fair, preserve privacy and are reliable, at least in settings where algorithmic decisions have social consequences, such as hiring, news curation and school admissions.

Auditing: We observe that students who take the course for a grade participate more and get far more out of the experience (even among those who say they are different!), but pass/fail and formal auditing are okay with us too.