Sentence examples for produce audit from inspiring English sources

Specific to cloud computing, in addition to CTP and STAR (for self-assessment), CSA also launched the CloudAudit initiative, which provides a common interface and namespace for cloud providers to produce audit assertions, and allows cloud users to automate use of that data in their own audit processes.

In one pilot study, it was possible to produce audit figures from one area where there is known to have been local implementation of the research findings.

I helped produce audits that detailed the mismanagement of millions of dollars of oil revenues, including the systematic underpricing of oil and the discounting of prices for select foreign companies.

Classical PDCA cycles (Klinkhammer-Schalke et al, 2008a) produced audit check lists and selection criteria, followed by the address of all professionals who met those criteria.

David G. Friehling, the longtime independent accountant for the Madoff firm, pleaded guilty in 2009 to producing audits that concealed the Ponzi scheme and has been assisting prosecutors.

As guardian of the city's finances, Comptroller William C. Thompson Jr. produces audits that take note of every misplaced jot and tittle on the books of municipal agencies -- last month he raised questions about the purchase of $4.99 orange socks for prison inmates.

Washington Group is in a severe liquidity crisis and is seeking to have a judge compel Raytheon to produce an audit document needed to resolve purchase-price adjustments with Raytheon.

The New Jersey secretary of state and the commissioner of community affairs said that the indictment of Mr. Milan on federal corruption charges on Thursday only increased the pressure on city officials to produce an audit that was due Dec. 31, to present a balanced general ledger and other legal proofs of a fiscally responsible government.

Max Rowlands of the research group Statewatch has produced an audit, and he finds a long list of kept promises – on ID cards, ContactPoint, stop-and-search powers, libel law reform and the misuse of anti-terror legislation.

In his testimony Mr. Pitt said any rules barring accounting firms from providing consulting services to the same clients were "a simplistic solution to a complicated problem and would produce worse audits than we already have".

In the face of dire losses in 1998, the note says, Mr. Israel and a colleague devised a scheme to produce fake audits of the funds' performance, and to try to make up the losses the next year.