Sentence examples for submitted to the audit from inspiring English sources

The Gannett Company, Hearst Newspapers and several other major chains declined last week to characterize the most recent figures that they had submitted to the audit bureau.

Data on consecutive patients admitted to acute hospitals are abstracted from local care records and prospectively submitted to the audit via a secure web based tool.

The web tool includes real time data validation checks, and records of individual episodes of care cannot be submitted to the audit until all data fields are completed.

These exclusions could have biased the individual network rates if hospitals were selective in the patients submitted to the Audit and/or data completeness was related to particular patient characteristics.

"When they introduced me to this idea," Gutmann recounts, "I told them, that's the way we've been working right from the beginning!" Upon submitting to the audit, however, Gutmann discovered an unexpected benefit: the increased transparency required by the balance sheet was useful when dealing with other shareholders.

State's reluctance to submit to the audits is understandable; SIGIR stated that 400,000 Iraqis received training and are on the force, but the "capabilities of these forces are unknown because no assessments of total force capabilities were made".

But at the end of the year, the audit it submitted to the state listed its expenses only in broad brushstrokes, including $1.3 million in rent for a building the company owned, $976,000 for executive administration and $361,000 in professional fees.

This audit used routinely collected data submitted to the Provincial Health Service on a monthly basis.

Mr. Caruso said that Maximum Golf's circulation was 350,000, a figure he has submitted to the Audit Bureau of Circulations, compared with 1.6 million for Golf Digest and 1.4 million for Golf Magazine.

Many advertisers and publishers, however, say they are tired of such claims and counterclaims and want both rating services to submit to the sort of independent audits that are regularly conducted of the services that measure traditional media.

The Taiwanese company submitted to an audit by an independent group, the Fair Labor Association (FLA), after reports of suicides and abusive conditions at several of its factories in China.