Definition of due diligence in English:

due diligence

noun

mass nounLaw

1Reasonable steps taken by a person to avoid committing a tort or offence.
〔律〕（尤指买卖中为避免犯罪所采取的）适当措施
Example sentencesExamples
- This gives the owner a chance to witness the proceedings and make sure due diligence is practiced.
- If trading is carried on, however, there is a duty to manage with due diligence in doing so.
- He is required to perform due diligence; that is, to make inquiry and thereafter decide the outcome.
- As a result, executive succession planning has become a staple of corporate due diligence.
- The question, therefore, is not one of seller liability but of due diligence on the part of the buyer.
1. 1.1 A comprehensive appraisal of a business undertaken by a prospective buyer, especially to establish its assets and liabilities and evaluate its commercial potential.
  （尤指有意向的购买者为确定企业的资产债务等而进行的）综合评估，必要核计
  Example sentencesExamples
  They would have been aware of further misconduct had they exercised due diligence in their supervision.
  The due diligence for the debt pact has been completed.
  With a little due diligence, you can enjoy the benefits of VoIP without compromising your business's safety.
  One of the best ways to avoid long accounts receivable timelines is by doing due diligence on your customers up front.
  Glazer, who owns the Tampa Bay Buccaneers American football club, wants to run due diligence on the club ahead of making an offer.
  The investor needs experts to do the due diligence in the big financial centres.
  Clearly, we have to go through all the results of the due diligence that you always go through.
  In the original article, the VC made statements about the company that showed he hadn't done much due diligence.
  A spokesman for the group said due diligence was still going according to plan.
  Be it home-based or not, don't even think of purchasing a franchise without conducting due diligence.
  Despite your intensive due diligence, something's gone awry.
  Sources anticipate a very competitive bidding war with no surprises understood to have emerged in the due diligence procedure or site visits.
  Dardet, of course, had done his due diligence beforehand.
  A due diligence process related to shared services agreements has begun.
  It is incumbent upon anyone who is buying or reselling artwork to undertake due diligence.
  The research analyst could be performing internal due diligence.
  In the U.S., CAO's block trade would have been illegal without the due diligence of a secondary stock offering.
  Charging Palm over a million dollars for its pre-acquisition due diligence is an impressive business model.
  Most churches are not in a position to handle this due diligence responsibility.
  The medical principle would be due diligence by using every possible mechanism to confirm what you are doing.

Definition of due diligence in US English:

due diligence

noun

Law

1Reasonable steps taken by a person in order to satisfy a legal requirement, especially in buying or selling something.
〔律〕（尤指买卖中为避免犯罪所采取的）适当措施
Example sentencesExamples
- If trading is carried on, however, there is a duty to manage with due diligence in doing so.
- As a result, executive succession planning has become a staple of corporate due diligence.
- The question, therefore, is not one of seller liability but of due diligence on the part of the buyer.
- He is required to perform due diligence; that is, to make inquiry and thereafter decide the outcome.
- This gives the owner a chance to witness the proceedings and make sure due diligence is practiced.
1. 1.1 A comprehensive appraisal of a business undertaken by a prospective buyer, especially to establish its assets and liabilities and evaluate its commercial potential.
  （尤指有意向的购买者为确定企业的资产债务等而进行的）综合评估，必要核计
  Example sentencesExamples
  The research analyst could be performing internal due diligence.
  A spokesman for the group said due diligence was still going according to plan.
  Be it home-based or not, don't even think of purchasing a franchise without conducting due diligence.
  Charging Palm over a million dollars for its pre-acquisition due diligence is an impressive business model.
  Glazer, who owns the Tampa Bay Buccaneers American football club, wants to run due diligence on the club ahead of making an offer.
  Dardet, of course, had done his due diligence beforehand.
  They would have been aware of further misconduct had they exercised due diligence in their supervision.
  With a little due diligence, you can enjoy the benefits of VoIP without compromising your business's safety.
  Despite your intensive due diligence, something's gone awry.
  A due diligence process related to shared services agreements has begun.
  It is incumbent upon anyone who is buying or reselling artwork to undertake due diligence.
  One of the best ways to avoid long accounts receivable timelines is by doing due diligence on your customers up front.
  In the U.S., CAO's block trade would have been illegal without the due diligence of a secondary stock offering.
  Most churches are not in a position to handle this due diligence responsibility.
  The medical principle would be due diligence by using every possible mechanism to confirm what you are doing.
  In the original article, the VC made statements about the company that showed he hadn't done much due diligence.
  Clearly, we have to go through all the results of the due diligence that you always go through.
  The investor needs experts to do the due diligence in the big financial centres.
  Sources anticipate a very competitive bidding war with no surprises understood to have emerged in the due diligence procedure or site visits.
  The due diligence for the debt pact has been completed.

词汇	due diligence
释义	Definition of due diligence in English: due diligence noun mass nounLaw 1Reasonable steps taken by a person to avoid committing a tort or offence. 〔律〕（尤指买卖中为避免犯罪所采取的）适当措施 Example sentencesExamples This gives the owner a chance to witness the proceedings and make sure due diligence is practiced. If trading is carried on, however, there is a duty to manage with due diligence in doing so. He is required to perform due diligence; that is, to make inquiry and thereafter decide the outcome. As a result, executive succession planning has become a staple of corporate due diligence. The question, therefore, is not one of seller liability but of due diligence on the part of the buyer. 1.1 A comprehensive appraisal of a business undertaken by a prospective buyer, especially to establish its assets and liabilities and evaluate its commercial potential. （尤指有意向的购买者为确定企业的资产债务等而进行的）综合评估，必要核计 Example sentencesExamples They would have been aware of further misconduct had they exercised due diligence in their supervision. The due diligence for the debt pact has been completed. With a little due diligence, you can enjoy the benefits of VoIP without compromising your business's safety. One of the best ways to avoid long accounts receivable timelines is by doing due diligence on your customers up front. Glazer, who owns the Tampa Bay Buccaneers American football club, wants to run due diligence on the club ahead of making an offer. The investor needs experts to do the due diligence in the big financial centres. Clearly, we have to go through all the results of the due diligence that you always go through. In the original article, the VC made statements about the company that showed he hadn't done much due diligence. A spokesman for the group said due diligence was still going according to plan. Be it home-based or not, don't even think of purchasing a franchise without conducting due diligence. Despite your intensive due diligence, something's gone awry. Sources anticipate a very competitive bidding war with no surprises understood to have emerged in the due diligence procedure or site visits. Dardet, of course, had done his due diligence beforehand. A due diligence process related to shared services agreements has begun. It is incumbent upon anyone who is buying or reselling artwork to undertake due diligence. The research analyst could be performing internal due diligence. In the U.S., CAO's block trade would have been illegal without the due diligence of a secondary stock offering. Charging Palm over a million dollars for its pre-acquisition due diligence is an impressive business model. Most churches are not in a position to handle this due diligence responsibility. The medical principle would be due diligence by using every possible mechanism to confirm what you are doing. Definition of due diligence in US English: due diligence noun Law 1Reasonable steps taken by a person in order to satisfy a legal requirement, especially in buying or selling something. 〔律〕（尤指买卖中为避免犯罪所采取的）适当措施 Example sentencesExamples If trading is carried on, however, there is a duty to manage with due diligence in doing so. As a result, executive succession planning has become a staple of corporate due diligence. The question, therefore, is not one of seller liability but of due diligence on the part of the buyer. He is required to perform due diligence; that is, to make inquiry and thereafter decide the outcome. This gives the owner a chance to witness the proceedings and make sure due diligence is practiced. 1.1 A comprehensive appraisal of a business undertaken by a prospective buyer, especially to establish its assets and liabilities and evaluate its commercial potential. （尤指有意向的购买者为确定企业的资产债务等而进行的）综合评估，必要核计 Example sentencesExamples The research analyst could be performing internal due diligence. A spokesman for the group said due diligence was still going according to plan. Be it home-based or not, don't even think of purchasing a franchise without conducting due diligence. Charging Palm over a million dollars for its pre-acquisition due diligence is an impressive business model. Glazer, who owns the Tampa Bay Buccaneers American football club, wants to run due diligence on the club ahead of making an offer. Dardet, of course, had done his due diligence beforehand. They would have been aware of further misconduct had they exercised due diligence in their supervision. With a little due diligence, you can enjoy the benefits of VoIP without compromising your business's safety. Despite your intensive due diligence, something's gone awry. A due diligence process related to shared services agreements has begun. It is incumbent upon anyone who is buying or reselling artwork to undertake due diligence. One of the best ways to avoid long accounts receivable timelines is by doing due diligence on your customers up front. In the U.S., CAO's block trade would have been illegal without the due diligence of a secondary stock offering. Most churches are not in a position to handle this due diligence responsibility. The medical principle would be due diligence by using every possible mechanism to confirm what you are doing. In the original article, the VC made statements about the company that showed he hadn't done much due diligence. Clearly, we have to go through all the results of the due diligence that you always go through. The investor needs experts to do the due diligence in the big financial centres. Sources anticipate a very competitive bidding war with no surprises understood to have emerged in the due diligence procedure or site visits. The due diligence for the debt pact has been completed.
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