Examples of using Audit team in English and their translations into Arabic
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An inspection check-list is generally produced and addressed during the site visit by the audit team.
In this regard, we expect the suggested improvements to the cashier ' s office to be done before the audit team ' s departure on 18 December 1993.".
FRC, failed to allow the audit team access to their accounts.
Dedicated audit team conduct audits of stock, processes and documentation to international standards.
An audit team of the Board of Auditors was currently in Santo Domingo to review the progress made.
The Viet Nam audit team recommended the use of the same methodology in future HACT audits. .
However, the audit team noted, in its sample check, four instances where belated bids were not rejected,
However, the audit team was doubtful of the propriety of undertaking a" study tour" for the purpose stated and of meeting the cost from project funds.
However, in his interview with the audit team, the commander of the French forces clarified that the priority for evacuation is French citizens followed by European Union(EU) nationals.
With regard to the restructuring of the Mission, the Secretary-General informed the Security Council that in June 2005 a United Nations military operational audit team visited MINURSO.
OIOS had to assign another senior auditor to form the audit team exclusively responsible for the capital master plan.
A general comment of management was that the audit team should have attended an HCC meeting to observe first-hand its functioning and deliberations.
Recruit, manage, motivate, and develop Internal Audit Team to maintain an adequate level of competency.
The audit team found that many of the eight regional offices they visited were not functional
The audit findings take into account the management ' s viewpoint as communicated to the audit team.
Distribute audit tasks so that each audit team has two tasks at the same time(one large, comprehensive, one smaller), and distribute work-hours among them, in order to best exploit the time of the internal auditors.
The audit team of the Office visiting the Mission in June 1996 found that, in several instances, the Mission's Procurement Section had interfered in the procurement process by delaying the processing of requisitions to create exigent situations, or by splitting large requisitions into several smaller ones so as to avoid referral to the committee on contracts.
In summary, at each peacekeeping mission, auditors at the P-3 and P-4 levels and audit assistants are allocated to audits on the basis of 150 days per year; auditors at the P-5 level with audit teams comprising fewer than five staff are allocated at 120 days per year; and auditors at the P-5 level in missions where the audit team comprises more than five staff are allocated at 100 days per year.
For instance, at each peacekeeping mission, auditors at the P-3 and P-4 levels and the audit assistants are allocated to audit on the basis of 150 days per year; Auditors at the P-5 level with audit teams comprising fewer than five staff were allocated at 120 days per year, and auditors at the P-5 level in missions where the audit team comprised more than five staff are expected to audit at 100 days per year.
In summary, at each peacekeeping mission, auditors at the P-3 and P-4 levels and audit assistants are allocated to audits on the basis of 150 days per year; auditors at the P-5 level with audit teams comprising fewer than five staff were allocated at 120 days per year, and auditors at the P-5 level in missions where the audit team comprised more than five staff are allocated on the basis of 100 days per year.
