Sentence examples for which auditors from inspiring English sources

But the only area in which auditors saw significant improvement was maritime security, the report said.

It listed dozens of cases in which auditors determined that expenditures or worker hours were either charged inappropriately to the marketing fund or lacked adequate documentation.

After the Enron scandal of 2001, in which auditors failed to notice a vast fraud at a publicly traded energy firm, disclosure requirements were tightened drastically.

The rules seek to prevent situations in which auditors have an incentive to skew their reports to make the advice they had provided look more impressive.

Mr. Landes acknowledged that taking some of the steps in the proposal would not necessarily have prevented recent, spectacular cases in which auditors failed to detect fraud.

While the FRC is something of a mongrel of a watchdog, it has a huge territory to guard: it sets the standards within which auditors, accountants and actuaries work in the UK as well as being sponsor of the UK Corporate Governance Code for companies and the Stewardship Code for investors.

On June 21, the Public Company Accounting Oversight Board, which regulates auditors in the United States, plans to ask for public comments on whether to require auditors to do more and say more.

Colleen Brennan, a spokeswoman for the Public Company Accounting Oversight Board, which oversees auditors in the United States, declined to comment.

The purpose for which ethical auditors are generally employed is to find nothing.

It's notable that they are included within the commerical portfolio, about which the auditors have expressed their own reservations".

That the terrain to which his auditors are released is dauntingly featureless did not curb Emerson's own delight in solitary freedom.