Sentence examples for trained auditors from inspiring English sources

Four suitably trained auditors formed the auditor's team.

The way to conquer these bugs was through auditing, a prolonged process of being talked to by trained auditors who took you back over the details of your life – into the womb and beyond.

Numerous sci-fi authors embraced Dianetics, submitting to auditing or even becoming trained auditors; A. E. van Vogt briefly abandoned his writing career to run a chapter in Los Angeles, California.

(2010) conduct an audit study where trained auditors from different nationalities make phone calls to rental properties and find very similar results across nationalities and testing procedures.

The organization boasts a team of "specially trained auditors" armed with "4,000 rules and algorithms" for "data capturing," such media as Stern's show.

The organization uses a map-based mobile phone app that crowd sources data from users and trained auditors to enable cities to become safer.

"Energy audits involve a trained auditor doing a computer-based survey of the heating system in the home," he said, adding that the audit would involve an assessment of the heating plant itself to determine its current efficiency, as well as an examination of the structure and other equipment in the house to determine where heat loss may be occurring.

In contrast, employers in Myanmar rarely leave voice message, and whenever an employer calls back, a trained auditor pretending to be the applicant has to answer the call and is instructed to mention to the employer over the phone that he/she is no longer interested in the employment opportunity.

He reached the level of OT V within Scientology, and is a trained Auditor.

Earlier, Ernst & Young had developed its own online training programs to train auditors who were working outside the United States and needed to be kept current on the firm's standard auditing procedures.

"Even after a decade or more of such private monitoring efforts, these programs — no matter how well funded or designed or how well trained their auditors are — simply do not in and of themselves produce sustained and significant improvements in labor standards in most supply chain factories," Professor Locke said.