The phrase "account on whether" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be a misphrasing; the correct expression would typically be "account for whether."
Example: "We need to account for whether the changes will impact our budget."
Alternatives: "consider whether" or "take into account whether."
Thereafter, the legality of a Swiss bank account will depend on whether it amounts to tax avoidance or tax evasion.
The two families provide conflicting accounts on whether money was also exchanged.
A Foreign Ministry spokesman confirmed the report on Tuesday, putting to rest days of conflicting accounts on whether Mr. Ahmadinejad would be attending the OPEC conference.
*Two targets of the inquiry -- the Greeneville's captain and a sailor who failed to manually plot the location of the Japanese ship -- have reversed their accounts on whether the presence of civilians in the control room was a factor in the crash.
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A12 Inmate Claims Lost Evidence After nearly 17 years on death row, a Texas woman facing lethal injection next month in the killings of her husband and two children is raising new claims of innocence based largely on conflicting accounts of whether a mysterious second gun had been recovered and never revealed to the defense.
Accounts vary on whether graham crackers were first made by Graham or one of his adherents, but they probably were first produced in the 1830s.
They offered conflicting accounts today on whether he had been alert enough to sign a formal acknowledgment of the charges.
The new audit report on controls could also provide a useful change to the pass-fail audit system of the past, when auditors never commented on the quality of a company's accounting, just on whether it met minimal requirements of complying with the rules.
