Sentence examples for sweeping audit from inspiring English sources

The articles said that what began in 1997 as a routine look at some illegal contributions to Mr. Torricelli expanded into a sweeping audit of the $12 million campaign.

A statement from STA Travel says that it is committed to ensuring that its products are "ethical, safe and of high quality" and that it had conducted a full and sweeping audit of its tours that involve contact with animals.

On Monday, the party will release a sweeping audit of the 2012 campaign that will include assessments of messaging, fund-raising, campaign mechanics and the primary process – all with an eye toward preparing the R.N.C. for the 2016 campaign.

The delivery of asylum seeker healthcare and IHMS's role in the delivery of the contract is also the subject of a sweeping audit currently being undertaken by the Australian National Audit Office.

It also authorizes a sweeping audit of the Federal Reserve, creates an independent consumer protection entity and largely prevents banks from trading taxpayer money for their own profit.

Plus, Cuomo's directed MTA chairman Joe Lhota to conduct a sweeping audit of the subway system and hand in a report within 30 days on how the city can stop pissing off every resident too broke to Uber everywhere.

Six current and former Ernst partners, including Randy G. Fletchall, the partner in charge of the firm's national office, were also sanctioned by the commission in one of its most sweeping actions against auditors involved in a failed audit.

Proposals to give the European Union's statistical agency, Eurostat, sweeping powers to audit the accounts of national governments were weakened by officials within the European Commission, the executive of the 27-nation bloc, because of worries in some countries about giving too much power to the European Union.

Under the deal, VW agreed to sweeping reforms, new audits and oversight by an independent monitor for three years after admitting to installing secret software in 580,000 U.S. vehicles to enable it to beat emissions tests over a six-year period and emit up to 40 times legally allowable pollution.

Proposals to give the European Union's statistical agency, Eurostat, sweeping new powers to audit the accounts of national governments were weakened by officials within the European Commission, the executive of the 27-nation bloc, because of worries in some countries about giving away too much power to officials from the E.U.

This month, the nation's upper house of Parliament passed the Companies Bill, 2012, sweeping legislation meant to overhaul auditing, impose stiffer penalties for fraud and create more government oversight of businesses.