Sentence examples for reporting environments from inspiring English sources

There's very little empathy with the management team and in the end boards become threatening or cumbersome reporting environments which are formulaic and useless instead of being a work session where the future of the company is being discussed and honed in a collaborative manner.

We find that users rely less (more) on the consistency between management's reporting incentives and the classification in a mandated (discretionary) reporting environment and when managers have a good (poor) reporting reputation.

Long time frame, enclosed space — a train ride sounds like an ideal reporting environment.

While this was seen as a suggestion of a "safer reporting environment", the audit noted there was still a stigma attached to making complaints under the current system.

It opened 54 cases in the last year relating to alleged staff fraud and corruption, a slight rise on the previous year, which it put down to an improved reporting environment rather than an increased incidence of malfeasance.

Next is a survey of the nongovernmental nonprofit financial reporting environment: objectives, common practices, and the informational needs of users of nonprofit financial reports.

Accordingly, this study examines the individual and joint impact of presentation format and information content on nonprofessional investors' decision making within the Internet financial reporting environment.

In this study we investigate how the level of discretion in the reporting environment and management's reporting reputation influence the extent to which management's reporting incentives are important in determining the perceived credibility of management's classification choices.

Possible system issues leading to error may involve staff shortages and/or excess workload, staff inexperience, inadequate equipment, a less than optimal reporting environment (e.g. poor lighting conditions) or inattention due to constant repetition of similar tasks.

First, it describes the financial reporting environment of Trinidad and Tobago before and after the adoption of International Accounting Standards (IAS) (currently called International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS)) as the national standards of Trinidad and Tobago.

But there is relatively little published guidance on how to manage hardcopy film-screen prior images in a soft-copy reporting environment.