Sentence examples for passing audits from inspiring English sources

"We see factories and brands passing audits but failing the factories' workers".

They reported deriving a sense of competency, of being 'good at what they do', from passing audits, although it is worth noting that the SPA call-handlers did not have target rates for dispositions, a particularly unpopular aspect of auditing in 999.

Auditors often miss serious problems — two of the factories in Rana Plaza had recently passed audits.

Auditors often miss serious problems two of the factories in Rana Plaza had recently passed audits.

Mostly, companies have just learned how to pass audits while continuing to fail their workers.

These attributes help the company qualify for contract opportunities, enable program and project teams to pass audits, protect the company from litigation, provide users with timely recognition of high risk conditions and unacceptable results (e.g., information and data), capture performance improvement metrics, and process ownership by program or project team.

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Other government departments regularly pass audits, but the sacrosanct DOD, shielded by "national security," is apparently exempt from such annoyances.

I also assist with insuring our transportation program runs efficiently, scheduling all of our employees, making sure we pass audits". Got that?

The most recent study conducted by the International Peace Information Service (IPIS) found that 79% of tin, tantalum, and tungsten miners surveyed now work in conflict-free mines; 204 mines have been officially certified as conflict-free; and 75% of smelters/refiners worldwide for the four conflict minerals have passed audits by the Conflict-Free Sourcing Initiative (CFSI) or associated programs.

Two weeks later the stock was pushed down to $40 after a story ran in the Santa Barbara News-Press in which the former registrar of the company's Brooks Institute of Photography alleged that management pressured staff "to commit forgery, fraud, perjury or whatever is necessary to pass audit inspections".