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Assuror

1. Informal; an individual or company that helps a small Christian church or ministry with its finances. An assuror may be paid or may be a volunteer.

2. See: Assurer.
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Given this distinction, we shall also use the terms "assuror" and "assuree" as the equivalent in the broader assurance setting of the terms "auditor" and "auditee" in the financial statements context.
Feasibility and economics of continuous assurance
Examples of verification work performed are summarized in the assuror's report as follows (TSR 2000, 27):
Assurance on Sustainability Reporting: An Auditor's View
Continuous assurance approaches are perceived to be expensive to design and implement, and not many assurors have the capabilities for deploying them.
Designing learning experiences within learners' Zones of Proximal Development (ZPDs): enabling collaborative learning on-site and online
Although the potential for corrupt managers, economically interested assurors, and other breaches of objectivity will always remain, continuous assurance methodologies can identify these events, allow for multiparty process monitoring, and illuminate data inconsistencies that arise in bad or corrupt business models.
Would continuous auditing have prevented the Enron mess?
Universal Assurors Life Insurance Co., West Des Moines, Iowa, was dissolved.
Corporate changes: the consolidation of the life/health industry continued in 2001. (Life/Health)
In this situation, the most likely assurors would be the car maker's internal audit staff, who would likely do no more to assure database reliability than the following:
Developing Database Query Proficiency: Assuring Compliance for Responses to Web Site Referrals
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