Sentence examples for time to audit from inspiring English sources
So the time to audit the Pentagon is now.
Yesterday, nine states asked a bankruptcy judge to give them more time to audit WorldCom for possible unpaid taxes.
Instead of simply advertising small and medium-size services, they took the time to audit their digital presence from the target audiences' perspective.
It has now filed results from the last fiscal year, but Marcum & Kliegman, a Woodbury accounting firm hired last month to replace KPMG, had insufficient time to audit them, Mr. Buchel said.
The association's suit was dismissed in Federal District Court in Washington in a ruling upheld by the United States Court of Appeals in Washington, which held that the F.B.I. did need time to audit the records.
The bureau has said it needs at least that much time to audit the records and make sure that no one is fraudulently buying guns by using false identification, and that no federally licensed firearms dealers are abusing the system to run background checks on their friends or enemies.
Even though the IRS devotes 23% of its revenue agents' time to auditing suspicious returns of sole proprietors, it doesn't come up with much.
We have asked the FCC multiple times to audit the telco financial books and their own mal-formed accounting rules because the wireless companies (the subsidiaries that offer wireless) of the incumbent phone companies, AT&T, Verizon and CenturyLink (which has a deal with Verizon) have charged local phone customers billions per state for the building of the wireless networks.
Some schools will let anyone interested audit large classes, while other schools allow only full-time students to audit.
He said the parent union did not have the time or manpower to audit its 3,600 locals nationwide.
Afghan presidential hopeful Abdullah Abdullah said he believes 2m votes cast for his rival in a June runoff poll were fraudulent and that the planned inauguration of a new leader in August should be delayed if more time is needed to audit ballot boxes rigorously.
