Sentence examples for To restatement from inspiring English sources

Dell said its results were unaudited, preliminary and subject to restatement.

There are several possible procedures for parsing a therapy protocol prior to restatement as a symbol sequence.

The agreed-to restatement, which also will require adjustments to previously announced 2001 results, affects equipment sales revenue in excess of $2 billion from 1997 through 2000.

Closer analysis should disclose the kinds of problems that led to restatements of audited financial reports, Mr. Floyd said.

Part of that relates to scandals that have led to restatements, and part to a growing sense that the willingness to use numbers that leave out bad news -- so-called pro forma earnings -- created too optimistic a picture.

Even if they did not know, they should forfeit profits earned prior to restatements about which they should have known or might have known.

Conigliaro said that the investigation still seems centered on fiscal years 2002 to 2006, roughly equal to calendar 2001 to 2005, suggesting that there is less risk to restatements for more recent results.

Yesterday's testimony by Joseph Berardino, chief executive officer of Arthur Andersen, in front of a congressional committee, indicated that the accounting issues that led to restatements of Enron's earnings were about quite small amounts of money in the scheme of things.

Despite talk of "People's QE" and other novelties, the Corbynite holding position seemed to amount to a restatement of past beliefs and convictions.

However, this larger-scale vindication of justice is presented as a response not directly to Thrasymachus, but to the restatement of his argument which Glaucon and Adeimantus offer (in the hope of being refuted) in Book II.

The company announced last month that it spent $17.9 million on an insurance policy to cover legal expenses related to a restatement of financial results.