adverse opinion

This may result in either a qualified (except for) or an adverse opinion.

The adverse opinion holds that the need for authority stems from lack of Social justice.

They are usually called upon to advise management in situations where the company is exposed to adverse opinion.

"Since my conduct is orthodox, I am armored against adverse opinion.

"It would have been dishonorable to go back on his battle plans at that late date, merely because of an adverse opinion.

Older people tended to have more adverse opinions on credit - especially HP and bank loans.

I hold adverse opinions on the General Products hull, but they all concern the dull anonymity of the design.

For the first time, Mr Caldeira, you do not give an adverse opinion in your report and that is good news.

Before yesterday's ruling, Government lawyers said they would appeal any adverse opinion to the Supreme Court.

He ended on a more respectful note: 'adverse opinion is not going to elbow out this assured, intelligent, unlyrical artist.

Disclaimers of opinion and presentation of an adverse opinion are also still available as options.

The adverse opinion it discredited as Jansenist.

They find it extremely disappointing that he yielded to adverse opinion, repeatedly making changes weakening what had initially been a powerfully original work.

Pangenesis, adverse opinion on.

Similar to the qualified and the adverse opinions, the auditor must briefly discuss the situations for the disclaimer in an explanatory paragraph.

He said, "If any gentleman had asked me a question about [the trial] I should have answered him," sharing his adverse opinion.

Generally, an adverse opinion is only given if the financial statements pervasively differ from GAAP.

One attempt, a proposed purchase by the government, was wrecked by the adverse opinion of Sir Joseph Banks.

The presence of material misstatements could result in receiving an adverse opinion on internal controls and a qualified opinion on the financial statements.

Quite apart from the adverse opinion polls, they were conscious that Britain was in the midst of its second deep recession in little more than a decade.

They give an adverse opinion on 43% of the budget, the part that relates to cohesion funds, research, energy and transport, external aid, development and enlargement.

It is generally the case that those people who put forth their adverse opinions of MJ have done so based on loose hearsay or un-proven allegations.

The favorable interpretation only is given in the Talmud, while the adverse opinion is referred to with the words "ki de-ita" (as it is said).

On 4 March, an open telegram was sent to Calcutta implying an adverse opinion of the governor and council of Madras.

In Africa, smoking is in most areas considered to be modern, and many of the strong adverse opinions that prevail in the West receive much less attention.