Sentence examples for serious audit from inspiring English sources

"Inspectors have identified serious audit deficiencies of such a range that it is not possible to ascribe them to isolated technical weaknesses," Mr. Doty said in a speech late last year.

Environmentalists have criticised the government's encouragement of biomass burning on the grounds that it has resulted in forests being chopped down without a serious audit of carbon sustainability, as well as other environmental costs, such as the effect on forest wildlife and biodiversity.

Serious doubts about the auditors' ability to deliver good audits are also created by business developments.

The problems between the fund and China turned serious late last year after audits revealed that China had failed give 35 percent of a $283 million AIDS grant to community-based organizations, as it had pledged.

In October, the European Commission's Directorate General for Health and Consumers found serious problems while auditing the operations of equine slaughter facilities in Mexico, where 80 percent of the horses arrive from the United States.

The proposal is one of the most ambitious initiatives to come from the oversight board, which was set up 10 years ago after devastating accounting scandals at large companies revealed serious shortcomings at auditing firms.

The increasing dependence upon electronic data processing (EDP) systems in modern organizations has raised serious concerns from auditing practitioners and professional organizations.

Municipalities could be supported by, e.g., national legislation favoring markets based on renewable sources in the heat or mobility sectors, and serious enforcement of audits or energy charges in all sectors of the economy.

Airline fleet's fast growth plan "needs to be reviewed in view of the serious findings in the audit report".

DETROIT — The Police Department here shut down its crime laboratory on Thursday after an audit uncovered serious errors in numerous cases.

The auditor resigned a year ago after it claimed to have identified a number of "very serious defects" during its audit for the financial year that ended in March 2011.