Sentence examples for set of audits from inspiring English sources
WASHINGTON -- House and Senate negotiators agreed Thursday to broaden the scope of a new set of audits of the Federal Reserve by the Government Accountability Office to include transactions involving the Fed's discount window and open market operations.
It's not as simple, then, as fashion: merely signing up to the latest supplier standards, buying into the newest set of audits, and being included in the latest list of ethical companies.
After T.I.A. was officially shut down in 2003, the N.S.A. adopted many of Mr. Poindexter's ideas except for two: an application that would "anonymize" data, so that information could be linked to a person only through a court order; and a set of audit logs, which would keep track of whether innocent Americans' communications were getting caught in a digital net.
A monthly set of audit files is compiled by NCP statisticians to show hospital, MDC, and DRG data from a wide range of perspectives.
To evaluate the difference between compliance data captured by the system and by human observation, an infection control nurse trained to observe compliance with the WHO "My 5 Moments for hand hygiene" guidelines conducted a set of audit sessions on the unit while the system collected compliance data in parallel.
Otherwise, the power of the auditing capability is reduced to simply a set of local audits that may not appropriately address systematic and end to end security and privacy issues.
HP says the third of the Big Four, KPMG, "audited" the deal; KPMG says it provided only a "limited set of non-audit-related services".Deloitte has most reason to be nervous.
Evidence is presented through a longitudinal case study developed from a set of actual audit files over a five year period spanning the implementation of the BRA, together with interviews with audit team members.
The firm's only role was to provide a limited set of non-audit-related services".
Depending on interest we may develop a set of abbreviated audit tools to encourage the participation in the project of smaller centres.
According to Pentelow, the retailers (ie supermarkets) also come in and demand their own set of regulations too, audits for which also come at a premium.
