Sentence examples for robust auditing from inspiring English sources

But the "discouraging news," added Chiang, "is CalPERS' lack of robust auditing, underutilization of advanced technology and its generally passive approach to the problem invites abuse.

An APP spokesperson said in response, "Asia Pulp and Paper applauds Mattel's commitments to recycling, wood, legality, protection of High Conservation Value Forest, respect for the rights of indigenous peoples and robust auditing and certification procedures.

Ian Lifshitz, Sustainability and Public Outreach Manager for APP, the Americas, told the Huffington Post in an email statement: "Asia Pulp and Paper applauds Mattel's commitments to recycling, wood, legality, protection of High Conservation Value Forest, respect for the rights of indigenous peoples and robust auditing and certification procedures.

A spokesman for Abdullah said his camp wanted a robust audit that would "scrub the dirty votes from the clean votes".

At present, there is no legal requirement for electronic health record vendors or applications used in healthcare to produce a robust audit trail.

In a statement, Glaxo said it was committed to conducting "robust" audits of its business practices, and in this instance, "the process worked exactly as intended".

KMPG said the FRC was conducting an investigation and said "we believe that we have provided robust audits which challenged the judgements and disclosures proposed by the bank's management".

Although it is correct that using a paper ballot that can be optically scanned is the best method to achieve openness and reliability, what is also needed is a robust audit programme across every jurisdiction that provides a comprehensive review of the election processes from beginning to end.

KPMG said today it would co-operate with the investigation but added: "As auditor to the bank we believe that we have provided, and continue to provide, robust audits which provide rigorous challenge to the judgements and disclosures proposed by the bank's management".

"As shareholders who have been engaging apparel companies and retailers to foster responsible sourcing practices, including human rights due diligence with robust audit oversight in global supply chains, we see the events in Bangladesh as a watershed moment for the industry," the letter said.

All of this includes a robust audit trail for those handling security within the company.