Sentence examples for reports auditing from inspiring English sources

NEW YORK TIMES Auditors That Do More Than Just Audit  |  The Wall Street Journal reports: "Auditing wasn't all Deloitte LLP did for Autonomy Corp., the software firm recently accused of accounting improprieties by its parent company.

Learning that there were years when the library did not have its financial reports audited, critics said the leadership should not be allowed to plunder the institution's treasures to fix the past.

This month, the Government Accountability Office released a report auditing the activities of the Civil Rights Division from 2001 to 2007.

Finally, we term the third stage Post-Crisis Response that deals with reporting, auditing, and accounting of the overall humanitarian response.

Some boards also report auditing in clinical areas if sub-optimal prescribing has been identified or if surveillance data highlights increased use of restricted antibiotics.

The antimicrobial stewardship item of interest was whether the hospital reported auditing compliance of staff with antibiotic stewardship policies; similarly, the environmental cleaning predictor of interest was whether there was a system of auditing compliance of housekeeping staff with policies.

The Guardian was the first media organisation to have its sustainability report audited, and this year is no exception.

Only one doctor reported the use of autopsy reports for auditing clinical diagnosis performance; obviously clinical auditing using autopsy reports needs to be encouraged in KBTH.

The proposals call for more fiscal reports, audits and oversight on contracts; consolidating and revamping some agencies and possibly eliminating the position of investigation commissioner, as ineffective.

Data collected from each aspect of this study (university crash reports, audit, literature review, and focus groups) were synthesized to generate conclusions and recommendations.

Unfortunately, the use of autopsy reports for auditing clinical diagnostic performance was not seen as essential.