Sentence examples for abuses of accounting from inspiring English sources

That atmosphere will foment more abuses of accounting rules.

The new regulations aimed at curbing abuses of accounting and securities laws are proving costly to those responsible for putting them in place, says a study of 100 senior finance executives by Parson Consulting, a Chicago firm that specializes in financial management.

The partnership aims to support the efforts to protect millions of adolescent girls still facing obstacles in their lives by experiencing various forms of discrimination, exploitation and abuse on account of their age and their sex.

Back home, opposing fans had begun to single him out for abuse on account of his relationship with Victoria Adams and perceived showbiz lifestyle, a largely unfair prejudice that would dog even his England career for the next couple of years.

"If you're using trading reserves as a mechanism for understating your positions in good times -- and therefore not reporting profits -- and later reporting the old profits in times that aren't as good, that would clearly be an abuse of the accounting rules," said Lynn Turner, a professor at Colorado State University and the former chief accountant for the S.E.C.

It is difficult enough to bring the perpetrators of human rights abuses to account or to adequately compensate their victims, but dealing with the disappeared is even trickier, human rights lawyers say.

"Here we are in the middle of this tidal wave," Mr. Minkow said at a time when accusations of accounting abuses are swirling in corporate America.

Would he find similar blame — this time in the culture of the well housed and well off — for Britain's recent tabloid phone hacking scandals or the egregious abuse of expense accounts by members of Parliament?

And most tools for fighting identity fraud — credit-monitoring services, fraud alerts and credit freezes — are reactive, not proactive, and they primarily address abuse of financial accounts, not other types of identity fraud.

His problems multiplied in the spring of 2009, when against a backdrop of growing unemployment a political scandal erupted, involving the widespread abuse of expense accounts by members of Parliament, including members of Brown's cabinet, some of whom resigned (a major cabinet reshuffle followed).

No one is accusing Coke of shenanigans in those traditional honey pots of accounting abuse.