Sentence examples for subject to auditing from inspiring English sources

Much of that information, he said, would be relatively soft, meaning that numbers could not be fixed with precision, and not subject to auditing.

Oracle is subject to auditing as a result of its contracts with the federal government.

Though the £1m profit figure for the 12 months up to September this year is still subject to auditing, Mullins and the owner, Evgeny Lebedev, are confident of the paper's change in fortune.

Data of hand hygiene compliance, broad-spectrum antibiotic consumption, and incidence of newly diagnosed and hospital-acquired MDROs should be regularly released to public so that the performance of the individual hospitals are subject to auditing by the public from time to time.

"Every single penny of government expenses should be subject to auditing supervision," he said.

That latter can be spent as he thinks best and is not subject to audit.

The report also noted that a company's tax returns were subject to audit for three years.

They never looked far enough to find a waiver Dr. Lee had signed in April 1995 stating, "Activities on these systems are monitored and recorded and subject to audit".

By refusing to be subject to audit by the independent Royal Charter Recognition Panel, overwhelmingly endorsed by Parliament, these large and powerful companies are setting themselves and IPSO against the democratic process.

"Given the lag between the year that income is received, a return is filed, and then becomes subject to audit, the drop in the audits occurred for those returns with income earned at the height of the real estate boom, just before the economy turned sour," the T.R.A.C. report said.

On Thursday, the director, Alan S. Plofsky, issued a draft opinion that said the names of the contributors to the fund -- which was set up as a blind trust -- should be public, or "subject to audit by either the State Ethics Commission or the Auditors of Public Accounts".