Sentence examples for joint audit from inspiring English sources

Some similarities are identified between RSPO and ISPO that could become the basis for a joint audit (Gillespie and Harjanthi 2012; Suharto et al. 2015).

Two UK MPs wrote to Amazon's director of public policy for UK and Ireland last week to suggest a joint audit with the union and also a meeting hosted by them in parliament — to discuss the issues.

Just last week, the State and Defense inspectors general issued a joint audit saying that the State Department program run by DynCorp does not provide the Afghan police "with the necessary skills to successfully fight the insurgency and therefore hampers the ability of [the U.S. military] to fulfill its role in the emerging national strategy".

Instead of just forking out at the forthcoming donors' conference in Paris, it should insist on joint auditing of government departments.

Although it scrapped its most controversial plan – that banks and other large companies must use joint audits – it has proposed plenty of measures the industry will not like, and hopes to make them law next year.

Barnier was forced at the last minute by liberal fellow commissioners to soften his attack on the rating agencies and again he has given way by dropping proposals for mandatory joint audits between big firms and some of the medium-sized accountants.

Anyhow the joint work of auditing between the university experts and the foundry technicians produced a better awareness on the critical points of the plant and a higher rationality level in the evaluation of investments for the renewable of the machinery.

In addition, banks using foreign-based external auditors, including foreign branches of United States auditors, will have to work with an American auditor, which in turn will accept joint responsibility for the audit.

In an interview, Mr. Doty called the agreement "the culmination of years of effort" and voiced hope that progress could be made this year on arranging joint inspections of Chinese audit firms by the two countries.

Banks using foreign-based external auditors (including foreign branches of U.S. auditors) will have to work with an American auditor, who will accept joint responsibility for the audit.

"This will mean we will supervise in a joint effort the whole auditing profession," he added.