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...rapid-expansion policy. During his tenure, from February 1996 until August 2000, Sabena more than doubled the number of passengers it transported, to over 10 million, and added two-dozen new destinations. Its overall capacity grew by 97%, three times the average of European airlines, according to an audit carried out on behalf of Sabena pilots. When it reported a profit in 1998, the first in more than a decade, all of Belgium applauded. But behind the scenes, the true picture was far from pretty: the results were a fluke, buoyed by strong industry conditions and onetime earnings. In reality...
...many homework [assignments] we need to correct,” says Granara, who is also the director of undergraduate studies of NELC. “It’s just my policy to allow any member of the University to audit Arabic. We try to be as inclusive...
Friedman said that additional oversight might result from reviewing applications every semester, rather than every year, and that the council reserves the right to audit any specific group at any time...
Last year, Associate Dean of the College David P. Illingworth ’71 called Risk Management and Audit Services (RMAS)—which normally audits the University’s budgets—to help audit certain student groups...
Illingworth’s original goal was to have the RMAS audit about six groups per year...