Sentence examples for gone through an audit from inspiring English sources

"We haven't gone through an audit yet," said Tim Cullen, co-owner of Denver's Evergreen Apothecary.

The next step is that every 10 years they will have to go through an audit process.

The department's inspector general found that some lenders had improperly received tens of millions of dollars in payments on loans that were ineligible; the seven lenders went through an audit to confirm the eligibility of their loans.

"The financial results have to go through an audit process and that is yet to quite conclude.

"We had already disbanded that team and were going through an audit of their cases when the inspectors arrived.

Dorsey also notes that Square is PCI Level 1 compliant (PCI is a data security standard), and that the company must go through an audit with an independent auditor ever six months to ensure its security is perfect.

We also make sure now that every piece of proposed legislation goes through an audit by a special task force that examines its regulatory implications and that is changing practice.

The number generator had apparently been hacked to produce predictable numbers on three days of the year, after the machine had gone through a security audit.

Unlike Mrs. Clinton, or to a lesser extent Mr. Edwards, Mr. Obama has not gone through a full-scale audit that will now come from Republicans, Democrats, journalists and advocacy groups, eager to define him before he defines himself.

"When companies go through an IT audit they generally spend months manually gathering evidence, like screenshots of a firewall configuration or an [operating system] configuration," Wells added.

To administer an increasingly complex tax code, the I.R.S. has devised an assortment of automated computer programs that ask millions of taxpayers to adjust their taxes paid without going through a costly audit.