Sentence examples for qualified opinions from inspiring English sources

Similarly, other studies have arrived at the conclusion that the presence of an independent AC does not affect the quality of accounting information (García Osma and Gill de Albornoz 2007) and that neither the existence nor the composition of the AC have an influence on the tendency to receive qualified opinions in the audit reports (Pucheta and De Fuentes 2007).

They found that after the partners knew their names — and not just the name of their firms — were going to be disclosed, auditors were more likely to issue qualified opinions and less likely to sign off on audits with managed earnings.

But the experience has left me with some reasonably qualified opinions about cruise ships and how they operate.

It is probably never wise to give an author a negative or "qualified" opinion of his book, but I am moved to do so because I liked your last book, all parts of it, very, very much and I guess because I assumed that if you sent me your book it was because you were interested in my opinion of it.

It should not be possible to ignore qualified minority opinions.

The Xtreme Financial Accounting Standards Board will add pep to bean-counting by demanding that corporate annual reports contain photos of scantily clad women and that qualified auditors' opinions use slightly saltier language, such as: "Having reviewed the pertinent materials, we conclude that this company just like totally bites".

Ed explained that Trump had been talking about immigration, but the part that best qualified his opinions had been cut out.

Banal sports opinions that barely qualify as opinions (Eli Manning wins Super Bowls, so Eli Manning is elite) are repeated endlessly like they're trying to drill the alphabet into our brains.

Its auditors at KPMG had qualified their opinion of the company's 1994 financial statements because start-up capital was eroding, profits were scarce and strict minimum capital requirements were on the horizon.

In Europe, the European Headache Federation (EHF), being able to draw on a group of headache experts covering all the European languages, is the organisation best placed to provide qualified second-opinion consultation on difficult headache cases and to develop a Headache Medical Opinion Service Centre.

In the field of headache medicine in Europe, the European Headache Federation (EHF), being able to draw upon the expertise of a group headache experts covering all the European languages, is the organisation best placed to provide qualified second opinion consultation on difficult headache cases.