Sentence examples for monitor expenses from inspiring English sources

Auditors attributed an additional $26.6 million in overruns to the failure of transit officials to monitor expenses.

In 1999 he had defied the 29-strong Labour group and successfully stood again for an important Strasbourg post on the committee of questors who monitor expenses, parking and other perks.

For example, to respond to claims that overtime costs for building staff were out of control and that the superintendent had too much discretion in spending, the board decided to empower the managing agent to more closely monitor expenses.

Despite the recent budget increase, the S.E.C. "still must closely monitor expenses such as travel to make sure that each expense is truly mission-critical," according to an internal agency memo dated April 14 that was provided to The New York Times.

Additionally managers can track employee expenses in multiple currencies, attach expense receipts, automatically calculate taxes such as VAT or GST, and monitor expense reimbursements.

For example, auditors should check that a company's internal auditors are effectively monitoring expenses at a particular division.

Mr. Dolgen is equally aggressive in monitoring expenses, which no doubt pleases Sumner M. Redstone, the chairman and chief executive of Viacom.

Watkins's editor at the Sunday Express was the monstrous Sir John Junor, who carefully monitored expenses and told him that "only poofs drink rosé".

The firms have announced that they will no longer sell consulting services to companies they audit and that they will not serve simultaneously as a company's external auditor and as its internal auditor, which is responsible for monitoring expenses, operations and other functions within a company.

Results from this study can help justify the monitoring expenses required to reduce uncertainties in GHG emissions and removals estimates for countries like Mexico, with a variety of small scale-low impact disturbances and a strong interest in participating in REDD+ initiatives.

Balancing check books, monitoring expenses and allocating income were commonplace abilities.