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Examples for "audit"
Examples for "audit"
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The penalty in the audit case could also include removal from office.
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Transparency Vanuatu also says the ministry needs to audit schools more often.
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Technology Tools & Advisory segment provides cybersecurity management and information technology audit.
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MCS said it quickly addressed the audit's findings and made necessary adjustments.
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An audit report had been carried out by the Ministry of Health.
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He also said the Government had a sovereign right to inspect aircraft.
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Consumers have a right to inspect, challenge, and repair their credit scores.
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We will need to inspect the main drive system, link by link.
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The third law empowers the state to inspect federal immigration detention centers.
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Assessment teams are today expected to inspect properties and confirm the damage.
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MPs would scrutinise the agreement and consider law changes to implement it.
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They scrutinise our stance on Syria and our aid programmes in India.
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We scrutinise them intently, over and over, long before we can read.
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Deputy leader Tanya Plibersek vowed to scrutinise decisions the pair had made.
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At length Peetoot halted, and stooped to scrutinise the track more attentively.
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His eyes like a flame of fire regard and scrutinise us too.
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The detective, leaning elegantly on his walking-cane, continued to scrutinise the shop.
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Who shall scrutinise too closely that delicate blue which tinges her temples?
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The government has given parliament more powers to question ministers and scrutinise budgets.
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Parliament and the Nation have the right to scrutinise that report, said Marais.
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The committee's role is to scrutinise the work of the UK intelligence agencies.
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But I would challenge them to scrutinise the SNP's key policies.
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To arrive at informed decisions, to pass laws and to scrutinise government's performance.
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The weight of the geological evidence I am unable to scrutinise.
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Once nominations are finalised, the party will scrutinise whether all candidates can proceed.
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The Oireachtas is allowed little time to closely scrutinise those provisions.
