Sentence examples for stringent auditing from inspiring English sources

The transparency law is designed to impose greater disclosure and tighter controls on the financial assets and outside activities of politicians and civil servants, as well as more stringent auditing of labor unions, foundations and other entities that receive state subsidies.

However, a stringent auditing and sampling technique is employed in order to mitigate selection bias, and the validity of the NSQIP dataset for these kinds of prognostic investigations has been shown [24, 28].

"We have a stringent audit; it takes about three months to get in," says Mr Land.

The Australian government announced stringent audit and corporate disclosure rules yesterday after a series of company failures and accounting shocks both at home and abroad.

But Mr. Sanford continued to insist that he would demand another, more stringent audit of the unemployment office, though Mr. Halley noted that the agency was audited every year by an accounting firm and had been given a clean bill of health.

Police Commissioner Ray Kelly said the department would embrace the report's recommendations and adopt more stringent audit protocols.

The coding accuracy is monitored through periodic and stringent audits by the Ministry of Health of Singapore for the purpose of funding/reimbursement that is DRG-based and hence dependent on comorbities reported.

The stringent cytology auditing in the health care system in Taiwan maximized the cytopathologists' diagnosis of an abnormal Pap smear.

The company also said it had regularly passed stringent social audits conducted by Apple and other major customers, although some of those audits have cited labor infractions.

It is under investigation for money laundering (it says the charge is ridiculous as it has undergone a stringent international audit).Journalist-activists Ihor Lutsenko and Tetiana Chornovil, both of whom have been severely beaten, sit alongside politicians, singers and other public figures on the Council of Maidan, theoretically a bridge between civil society and the political establishment.

Both data systems regularly undergo stringent quality audits by the Western Australian Department of Health.