Sentence examples for Account concerned from inspiring English sources
L. 104 201 substituted "the environmental restoration account concerned" for "the Defense Environmental Restoration Account established".
The daughter of a Spanish immigrant, fed up with the scapegoating of those at the bottom and the failure to hold those at the top to account, concerned that a disillusioned electorate would not use their hard-won democratic rights, she wanted to find new ways to engage her fans.
A cherished account concerned a Vogue expedition with Lady Mendl, the well-known American interior decorator, who, at first sight of the Parthenon, exclaimed, "Beige!
In the case of a military installation not approved for closure pursuant to a base closure law, the environmental restoration account concerned under section 2703(a) of this title.
Ian Shepherdson, chief economist at Pantheon Macroeconomic Advisors, said investors should not be misled by the amount of space in the Fed's account concerned about its current policies, because the Fed's chairman, Ben S. Bernanke, and his supporters, continue to regard the asset purchases as a necessary and effective strategy to foster job growth.
As the bottom line of such an account concerned the evolution of states of a mind (God's), such an account is clearly an idealist one, but not in the sense, say, of Berkeley.
One of these accounts concerned fluid overload with intravenous therapy and had serious consequences.
A theme emerging from both husbands' and women's accounts concerned mothers-in-law's perceptions of the benefits of ANC and their own experience of pregnancy and delivery.
An informed global citizenry armed with open sources of global information means that the genie is out of the bottle as far as holding perpetrators of violence to account is concerned.
So far as the military account is concerned, Mr Bailey quotes from the unpublished Cabinet Office history of SOE written in 1948: "This (Albania) was clearly a case in which a small but useful military diversion had been earned by limited investment in the guerrilla movement".
FOR SOME people, the Watergate affair was seen to have ended badly because an unimpeached, unindicted, unincarcerated Richard Nixon, pardoned by Gerald Ford, rode off into the sunset and, so far as his being called to account was concerned, well, that was that.
