Sentence examples for routine audit of from inspiring English sources
The commission learned of Mr. Silver's discount stay during what a commission spokesman called a routine audit of the hotel's parent company, Caesars Entertainment Inc.
Ford said the problem was spotted early in December during a routine audit of a supplier, prompting an investigation and the decision for a recall.
Wal-Mart's expanding investigation began in spring 2011 as a relatively routine audit of how well its foreign subsidiaries were complying with its anticorruption policies.
The parent company of Canal Plus, Vivendi Universal, began a routine audit of the film company, the Artists Production Group, in early February that has escalated to a fuller inquiry.
Last week, Vivendi found its opportunity to end the arrangement with Artists Management Group, 16 months before the contract's expiration, by raising hard questions that arose from a recent routine audit of the Ovitz film venture.
RSA blamed its first profit warning in November after claims caused by bad weather but then came back with a second alert raising problems found during a "routine audit" of its Irish business.
Other bank analysts are also being closely scrutinised in routine audits of their firms.
Federal authorities should focus more on aggressive investigation of major tax cheats, he said, rather than routine audits of taxpayers who conscientiously file returns each year.
And the average out-of-pocket cost of ID theft is less than one-third of the estimated average $3,450 additional tax, penalties and interest assessed by routine audits of individual returns (excluding the really big money cases).
They called for simplification of the nation's patchwork of voting systems, with routine audits of random samples of paper ballots to confirm the accuracy of machine tallies.
Having additional epidemiology staff made it possible to conduct gold-standard surveillance for all diseases of EIP interest, with routine auditing of laboratories becoming an accepted feature of laboratory surveillance, thereby ensuring as close to 100% reporting from laboratories as possible.
