Sentence examples for in depth transaction from inspiring English sources

Someone claiming to be a senior tax inspector wrote (anonymously) on my blog recently: "I have said previously that the HMRC Large Business Service's philosophy is one of "customer facilitation" in other words "help" them to get their tax right rather than challenging them robustly by carrying out in depth transaction analysis (as used to happen).

Last year, the federal government made a second request for information, an indication of an in-depth investigation of a transaction, in 4.1 percent of deals, compared with 2.5 percent in the last year of the Bush administration, according to a joint report submitted to Congress by the Federal Trade Commission and Department of Justice.

However, evaluation of these newly proposed DCN architectures is limited to MapReduce or scientific computing type of traffic patterns, and none of them provides an in-depth understanding of their performance in conventional transaction systems under realistic workloads.

Topics covered in in-depth interview included the current and proposed money transaction system, time and money spent, satisfaction, challenges, and areas to improve the mobile money transaction technology.

Forensic accounting is an in-depth procedure that digs beneath the surface of recorded transactions.

The team is trying to understand how the firm operated, which entails in-depth interviews with staff members and reviews of thousands of transactions.

The new app and Square also features in-depth analytics, allowing merchants to segment consumer payments data and transactions.

Announcing the AOL-Time Warner in-depth inquiry, the commission said it would "examine the effects of the transaction on the emerging business of music distribution over the Internet and on the markets for Internet dial-up access and paid-for content".

Meanwhile the institute has produced a Kitemark for Secure Digital Transactions to help SMEs, which can be easy targets for cyber criminals because they transact online, yet often lack the in-depth support of a large organisation.

An in-depth qualitative and case study approach thus was required to investigate the complex subject of the governance of aid transactions in Uganda, given the small number of organizations (sample size) involved.

More "in-depth scrutiny"?