due-diligence

It was a complicated story, but essentially it was this: Mr.C. was the webmaster of a popular Winnipeg website, and had engaged pro bono the services of Mr.L. to essentially do “due-diligence” work for him – providing editorial advice and generally vetting posts for defamatory content.

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I'm not at all trying to discourage you, just inform you, and urge your due-diligence.

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Rather, the abysmal failure rate is caused by what the due-diligence does not address at all.

John Fox: The Root Cause of All Corporate Performance John Fox 2011

Rather, the abysmal failure rate is caused by what the due-diligence does not address at all.

John Fox: The Root Cause of All Corporate Performance John Fox 2011

The cause is not poor due-diligence work; the audit of past results is usually done well.

John Fox: The Root Cause of All Corporate Performance John Fox 2011

"The fact that Swiss banks were able to respond so quickly to the order to search for and freeze these assets reflects the efficacy" of Switzerland's due-diligence procedures, a spokesman for the Swiss Bankers Association said.

Banks Scrutinize Regimes' Assets Deborah Ball 2011

"We have an option which begins the due-diligence process over the next several months, to further determine the scope and feasibility of the project," said Allen Fore, the Kinder Morgan representative at Wednesday's hearing.

Coal Fuels a Fight in Oregon Joel Millman 2012

Transatlantic said Berkshire would see reasons to improve its offer if it conducted the standard due-diligence examination of Transatlantic's books.

Transatlantic Puts Self Back in Play Erik Holm 2011

"It's a one-minute due-diligence call to the state bar."

MEDIA COVERAGE JAN 2009 2010

The cause is not poor due-diligence work; the audit of past results is usually done well.

John Fox: The Root Cause of All Corporate Performance John Fox 2011