Sentence examples for massive audit from inspiring English sources
Faulty practices by debt collectors spur calls for a massive audit.
The tech giant, which signed the White House pledge, underwent a massive audit in 2015, looking at salaries for its 17,000 employees and whether there were differences based on gender and job function.
A third potential concern, which could be raised by the stock exchanges themselves, is the impact of legal liability in the event of a series of massive audit failures, such as those at WorldCom and Enron.
On January 21, the FCO's Minister for Europe David Lidington notified parliament that a "substantial number of legacy paper files" — meaning papers overdue for transfer to The National Archives TNAA) — had recently been located, as part of a massive audit of UK government offices and overseas posts.
What should happen next is straightforward: Stop begging the federal government for chump change when massive audits and investigations of the flows of money to the wireless company are needed.
With two major security breaches in rapid succession, one would think Facebook would have finally conducted a massive security audit of its systems.
Congress passed the Sarbanes-Oxley Act to restore investor confidence, which had been deflated by massive business and audit failures, epitomized by the demise of the Enron Corporation and Arthur Andersen LLP.
The Federal Emergency Management Agency was stretched thin and overwhelmed in 2017 by the sequence of major hurricanes and wildfires that caused disasters across the country, according to a massive Government Accountability Office "performance audit" released Tuesday.
According to AuditFile CEO Steven Bong, most CPAs he's encountered built their workflow on top of the Microsoft Office suite, keeping track of accounts in massive spreadsheets and audit progress in Word documents.
The incidence of massive PPH in this audit was 0.64% of all booked deliveries in 2008 at AKUH, Karachi, Pakistan.
The proposed massive increase in IRS audits needs to be rethought.
