Sentence examples for over auditors from inspiring English sources

Our findings suggest that limiting management influence over auditors helps improve audit quality.

This paper analyzes the political and professional battle over auditors' crime-controlling responsibilities in Sweden.

We use data from China to examine whether regulations that limit management influence over auditors improve audit quality.

These rules limit management influence over auditors by mandating that SASAC assign auditors for CSOEs and by requiring management to retain auditors for at least 2 years and at most 5 years.

The large amount of consulting work that Andersen provided Enron has stoked lingering questions over auditors' independence and their ability to stand up to large clients at the risk of losing lucrative consulting fees.

Added to this, fraudsters are really keen on going over auditors' heads and complaining to their bosses at the accounting firm, claiming that the auditor is being unhelpful and bureaucratic, not allowing the CEO to use his legitimate judgment in presenting the results of his own business.

C1 Suit Over Auditor Independence Securities regulators accused Ernst & Young of violating ethics rules by having a seven-year business partnership with a client, PeopleSoft.

But he said that when he was asked to take the job at the S.E.C. by the agency's former chairman, Arthur Levitt, in 1998, he had agreed to serve only 18 months, a period that was extended in large part because of "the tough, tough fight" over auditor independence.

According to Graetz, part of the problem is "over-aggressive" auditors trying to make people give the government money it truly doesn't deserve.

You can imagine that in the course of a not-so-balmy summer, one of Europe's biggest businesses suddenly went off its collective trolley and put out a confected set of figures – which, let me emphasise, were not checked over by its auditors.

You can imagine that in the course of a not-so-balmy summer, one of Europe's biggest businesses suddenly went off its collective trolley and put out a confected set of figures – which, let me emphasise, were not checked over by its auditors.