auditor造句

Bell, the chief auditor, said.

Consider a series of reports by the Massachusetts state auditor.

Some academics argue that doing an internal audit makes an auditor more knowledgeable about a client, and therefore a better external auditor.

The auditor found that budgetary controls were functioning effectively to control sales expenses.

He was grateful, however, to have an auditor who was "really smart, sweet, thoughtful."

The findings of an external auditor hired by the firm were “stuffed in a closet and left unread and unopened”.

Elaine Howle, the state auditor, recently reported that of the 171,500 inmates in California's overcrowded prisons last year, a quarter (43,500) were sentenced under the three-strikes law.

“The gap between the best students and those in difficulty keeps getting wider,” said a report by the Cour des Comptes, the state auditor, earlier this year.

As the sacred edifice was too much thronged to admit another auditor, she took up her position close beside the scaffold of the pillory.

As noted in Table 1, several key tasks are owned by a security auditor, which is a new role that CLASP introduces into the software development lifecycle.

"The auditor shall be in charge of the auditing work of the joint venture company, examine and check the financial receipts and expenditure and the accounts, and submit written reports to the general manager and the Board of directors."

This rule was introduced after the collapse of Enron, whose auditor, Arthur Andersen, was thought to have gone easy on the crooked energy firm to protect its lucrative business advising it.