Sentence examples for reporting and scrutiny from inspiring English sources

But with very important contributions from Indian Minister Ramesh both the US and China came out of Cancun with a system which will provide the necessary data, information, reporting, and scrutiny to keep a spotlight on whether countries are making the necessary progress towards their commitments.

We should move gradually, for example through enhanced company reporting and its scrutiny, through experiment with new structures for new enterprises, and through NGOs, unions, and community groups trying to engage with companies on a more informed and proactive basis.

The importance of quarterly financial reporting, and closer scrutiny since the imposition of the Sarbanes-Oxley corporate-governance act, have put CFOs in the limelight and given them the chance to shine.Another factor in reaching the top is whether you stay with the company you joined as a youngster.

"I am quite concerned that additional disclosures in annual reports and increased scrutiny from auditors and regulators increase the chances of negative surprises for investors," said James Ellman, portfolio manager for the Merrill Lynch Global Financial Services Fund.

Officers were asked to come back with an update and report on governance and scrutiny arrangements.

While Facebook could decide to report financial publicly without actually going public, once it goes through the trouble of financial reporting and the increased scrutiny that brings, there will be little remaining reasons to remain private.

However, Xpert is produced by only one manufacturer and, being a new test for which there has been considerable attention and scrutiny, we believe reporting bias was minimal.

The media is constantly "condemning and providing false information again, with some truths omitted, some issues exaggerated, and some news reported without scrutiny".

As more and more of Williams' reporting comes under scrutiny, Twitter is wondering aloud what other moments in history Williams might have fraudulently interjected himself into, using the hashtag #BrianWilliamsMisremembers to mercilessly mock the anchor.

His report deserves scrutiny by all scientists, scientific organisations (such as the Royal Society), and universities that support scientific research.

Only countries that have signed the treaties are required to submit reports for scrutiny, leaving some countries known for abuses free of monitoring.