Sentence examples for most recent audit from inspiring English sources

Deloitte's most recent audit opinion on Autonomy's financial statements was for the year ended 31 December 2010 and was signed in February 2011.

Critics of the F.L.A. and Foxconn said the most recent audit played down problems found by other investigators, such as unpaid overtime and Foxconn's use of unpaid interns.

In its most recent audit from last year's blackout, it took FirstEnergy Corporation to task for a series of operational failures that allowed the blackout to spread across the Northeast and Midwest.

The most recent audit of Saadiyat Island by PricewaterhouseCoopers, which was appointed by TDIC to monitor workers' welfare, found that the company had not consistently enforced its labour policies.

The most recent audit of Saadiyat Island by PricewaterhouseCoopers, which was appointed by TDIC to monitor workers' welfare, found that the company had not consistently enforced its employment practices policy, which is supposed to ensure the fair treatment of labourers.

Officials at Academy Bus Tours declined to discuss the earlier accidents, but they said the company had received the highest safety rating during its most recent audit by the United States Department of Transportation.

One of the most recent audits focused on Houston, where federal investigators concluded that school administrators had improperly claimed $2.79 million in Medicaid funds.

But the transition issue I think that's paramount is the fact that the contract and the management of the contract that we criticize in this -- most recent audits, the DynCorp contract, is up for bid right now in Iraq, and no surprise.

The most recent comptroller audit, made public last week, found overbilling at a Long Island company called IncludEd Educational Services similar to that uncovered in other companies earlier this year.

The companies have repeatedly been cited for buses with dirty floors, with five of the seven subject to the criticism in the most recent available audit, covering the first quarter of 1999.

The most recent government audit, in 2014, said disabled access on the UK high street, from entrances to changing rooms, was "shocking" – but at least the issue is discussed.