Sentence examples for proposed audit from inspiring English sources

The lack of a hearing on a proposed audit at the bishops' semiannual meeting angered lay leaders who have called for increased financial accountability, and it especially stung Erica John, an heiress to the Miller brewing fortune, whose donations were used secretly to pay $450,000 to a man who accused the Milwaukee archbishop of sexual assault.

The remainder of the earnings reductions, totaling $92 million from 1997 through 2000, came from what Enron called "prior year proposed audit adjustments and reclassifications," which appear to have been changes previously recommended by Arthur Andersen, Enron's auditors, but not made because the auditors were persuaded the amounts were immaterial.

The sweep of the proposed audit will likely make it hard for Abdullah to refuse, particularly as he had originally asked the UN to mediate, in defiance of Karzai's insistence for several years that foreigners should play no role in the vote.

This study validates 2 of those proposed audit filters.

Frankly, I'd argue that there being zero chance of "secret software" getting clandestine access to people's sensitive medical records would have to be a requirement, not an optional extra, for the proposed audit system to have a shred of credibility.

Sen. Jack Reed's consumer amendment, Bernie Sanders' proposed audit of the Federal Reserve, and the truly bipartisan McCain/Cantwell amendment to reinstate the Glass-Steagall Act are all important.

Scott M. Berman, a partner at Brown Rudnick Berlack Israels who has represented investors in several lawsuits accusing hedge funds of fraud, said he had doubts about the proposed audits.

[C3.] Regulators Dismiss Audit Proposal An effort by the accounting profession's trade group to propose auditing standards has received a tart response from regulators.

iii) Departmental level audits initiated (November 2008 to June 2009): The core group acknowledged failure of ward-level audits and proposed that audit be coordinated at a central point.

The Swiss federal government and three cantonal governments, all significant shareholders, have said they will refuse to approve the company's accounts and have indicated support for a proposed extraordinary audit of the accounts, which are already being investigated by the Zurich public prosecutor.

Briefly, the proposed public auditing system is constructed in three phases: setup, data access and audit.