Sentence examples for introductory audit from inspiring English sources

Thirdly, similar to the findings of Belizaán et al., the presence of the members of the project team at all the introductory audit meetings and their non-judgmental participation in subsequent meetings was greatly appreciated by the local caregivers and increased the acceptance of holding a perinatal audit.

This case study is designed for undergraduate or postgraduate students in introductory auditing courses to critically apply their auditing knowledge and judgement as they work through the various stages of an audit process.

Due to the numerous and extensive recent changes in business, regulatory, and auditing environments, instructors are faced with difficult choices when designing an introductory auditing course that sufficiently meets the needs of students and the firms that will employ them.

This paper presents four alternatives for designing introductory auditing courses, and discusses some of the major issues and constraints that instructors should consider in choosing which alternative best suits their needs.

The team participated in an introductory training in all 15 audit groups.

As Neil Andersson [ 7] states in the introductory paper of this Supplement: "behind our social audit approach is the idea of epidemiology as an evolving and self-organising system, a language rather than a rigid tool, with increasingly informed community engagement and increasing relevance of the emerging solutions".

The introductory and concluding papers of this supplement discuss the evolution of CIET's social audit methods, the lessons learned, and the way forward to the next generation of social audits.

The introductory section provides the reader with the historical background and information on then-current auditing and publication process for performance indicators.

Introductory treatments cost €29.90.

"These are introductory ads".

Avery Washington offers introductory classes.