Sentence examples for regional audit from inspiring English sources

However, our evidence suggests that more recently, to lessen their litigation risks, regional audit firms, relative to BigN and national audit firms, acted more conservatively by issuing more going concern reports to their financially stressed public clients.

We next show that over time, for their financially stressed public clients, regional audit firms are increasingly more likely to issue going concern reports, and BigN audit firms are increasingly less likely to issue going concern reports.

We initially document that over time, financially stressed public companies are shifting to regional audit firms, partly due to the actions of larger audit firms shedding these clients, which represent ex-ante conservatism.

We also show that in more recent ERAs, regional audit firms have been more likely than BigN and national audit firms to issue a going concern report to their financially stressed pubic clients.

Overall, our evidence suggests that more recently, larger audit firms, relative to regional audit firms, acted more proactively to lessen their litigation risks through increasing centralization of client selection and acceptance processes.

Johnston Press's Scotsman website remained the biggest newspaper website reporting figures as part of the ABC regional audit, with 105,959 daily online readers, despite reporting no uplift compared to the first half of 2011.

Local and regional auditing firms might get some new business, but face higher costs, in particular paying increased premiums for malpractice insurance, Mr. Grassi said.

The aim of this bi-regional audit was to evaluate the extent to which rheumatology units across the Midlands were complying with NICE guidance on the switching of biologic drugs in RA.

Regional perinatal audit teams, trained by members of the northern project team, are formed to train and support local audit groups and chair the local audit meetings.

In the LPAS study, a regional external audit in 2003 2004 in the Netherlands, this was 9%.

Patients undergoing surgery for stage II colon cancer in 16 hospitals in the West of Scotland between 2001 and 2004 were identified from a prospectively maintained regional clinical audit database.