Sentence examples similar to working to audit from inspiring English sources
Until his basketball career starts, he works as a janitor on campus in the afternoon for a little more than $5 an hour, occasionally skipping work to audit a class.
For example, the American ban on accounting firms providing some (but not all) non-audit work to audit clients, the certification of company accounts by company bosses and the requirement that a "financial expert" (painstakingly defined by the SEC) be on each audit committee do not feature in the commission's proposals.America's more detailed rules may reflect its more litigious society.
The firms generally praised the board and said they were working to improve their audits.
The SIPS executive committee is working to enable recommendations from the audit.
The principal objective of this work was to audit and describe the global appropriateness of indications for caesareans among a selected sample of planned caesareans performed within the Auvergne perinatal health networks (RSPA) (part 1).
The Poorvu Center is happy to work with you to audit the accessibility of external resources, and to help you plan alternative ways of achieving your teaching goals if students identify a chosen resource as inaccessible.
For its part, DWP said it has worked to follow the audit's recommendations but hasn't found a cost-effective solution.
This includes working with technology companies to audit software and hardware for use by governments and critical infrastructure sectors.
Weeks later, Apple announced that an outside organization had begun to audit working conditions at factories where the products are made.
And mathematician Cathy O'Neil, who has been vocal about the dangers of algorithmic decision-making, has launched a firm that is working privately with companies to audit their algorithms.
After she met Horace Mann boys at parties and overheard them talking about "The Brothers Karamazov," she approached her guidance counsellor about working out a deal to audit Berman's class.
