qualified opinion

We all love our families, but the court wants to hear from people who have qualified opinions on this subject.

This is the first time the Court gives a qualified opinion and not an adverse one.

However, where the scope of the work has been limited, auditors will give a qualified opinion.

For the remaining 48%, they give a qualified opinion.

Not that she could even begin to give a qualified opinion on neurohormone abuse.

Before expressing a qualified opinion an auditor should always try to resolve problems with the management of the organization concerned.

In our alternative report, this paragraph and any explanatory paragraphs for a qualified opinion have been moved to the top.

The banking organization said its auditors had given a qualified opinion on its 1987 financial statements.

Departures from the standards were to be referred to in the audit report and, where appropriate, result in a qualified opinion.

By the time they returned to the coast, Sharra had formed a high but qualified opinion of Piemur.

Without such a plan, Moody's said, Conseco's accountants could issue a qualified opinion questioning the company's ability to continue operating.

In this connection, I have a more qualified opinion about the relationship between national safety standards and European safety standards.

Auditor PricewaterhauseCoopers gave the company qualified opinion.

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

This year's audit results are evidence of this progress, showing twenty-one "clean" opinions, two qualified opinions, and only one remaining disclaimer.

Material misstatements are expensive to fix, and receiving an adverse or qualified opinion generally results in a drop in stock price of a publicly traded company.

The principle survived Federal District Judge Gerhard A. Gesell's carefully qualified opinion on the subject.

Others who have become more bearish in the past year give more qualified opinions, and frequently skirt the issue of whether stocks are in a bull or bear market.

Some experts predict that two types of qualified opinions could evolve, one that would highlight the rather technical jurisdictional problem and another that would flag deeper financial problems.

While the auditors in the crowd were quick to sign off on the event, one of the judges, looking frayed, issued a qualified opinion, to borrow an accountants' term for a bad review.

A qualified opinion at the Dallas bank probably would have closed access to capital markets for all 12 regional banks of the Federal Home Loan Bank system, according to analysts.

Louisiana-Pacific's auditor, Arthur Andersen & Company, issued a qualified opinion in February on its 1986 financial statement because of uncertainty over asbestos-related lawsuits filed against the Fibreboard unit.

Most of the major Cabinet departments get a "qualified opinion" or a "disclaimer," meaning that their accounting systems have weaknesses so great that the accountants cannot certify that the departments' figures are right.

Aca Joe Inc., a troubled menswear retailer, said that its auditors had issued a qualified opinion of its fiscal 1987 results because they are uncertain whether the company would continue as a going concern.

The Court also gives a qualified opinion to the policy group Economic and financial affairs due to errors found in transactions relating to the Sixth Framework Programme for Research and Technological Development.