Many new regulations are required by the Sarbanes-Oxley Act, a landmark corporate law adopted in July in response to the corporate failures and accounting breakdowns.
Of the methods of investigation currently available, only Monte Carlo simulation could provide the detailed accounting and breakdown of the quantities required.
This is in contrast to other accounts of breakdown rates by rank in WWI [ 21] and WWII [ 19].
The reality is that one becomes a captive.' Lamyai has a very different account of the breakdown in relations.
The metatheatrical nightmare continues; King Lear, Shakespeare's supreme account of the breakdown of a mind, threads its way through the book.
In 2001, Dessay was obliged to cancel several performances on account of a breakdown that was not mental but vocal.
The album he would make would give a detailed account of the breakdown of the marriage, calculated to cause maximum hurt to Anna and embarrassment to Berry.
Or recall her as the beautiful-but-crazy Dorrie, Woody Allen's muse in Stardust Memories, the 1980 film in which she gave us a compelling account of mental breakdown in a film ostensibly about a narcissistic comedian's neuroses.
"A Free Trip for Firefighters, but With a Twist" (front page, March 25) is a bittersweet account of the breakdown in communication that prevented the town of Skaneateles, N.Y., from extending its hospitality to members of the New York City Fire Department for their heroic efforts on Sept. 11.
Two remarkable memoir-hybrids that open up history from inside: Richard Benson's The Valley (Bloomsbury) evokes a century of his family's life in the South Yorkshire coalfield with the sensual power of a novel; and Barbara Taylor's The Last Asylum (Hamish Hamilton), a visceral and supremely intelligent account of her breakdown and psychoanalytic treatment in the last years of the asylum system.
