Sentence examples for account toward from inspiring English sources

That money can in turn be paid into your bank account, your PayPal account, toward further purchases or to charity.

In the case of the GoDaddy outage, that company claimed that the DNS problems that brought down thousands of its websites was actually caused by "a series of internal network events that corrupted router data tables," and not Anonymous Own3r, as had been originally claimed by that individual's Twitter account toward the beginning of the outage.

And if you or your child plans to claim the Lifetime Learning or Hope credits, be aware that you can't count expenses paid from the tax-free accounts toward the expenses needed to claim the credit.

Our science-based approach, compatible with the EU post-2020 climate legislation, helps to ensure that only genuine deviations from the continuation of historically documented forest management practices are accounted toward climate targets, therefore enhancing the consistency and comparability across GHG sectors.

The controversy is, in simple terms: if the forest sink decreases as a result of an increase in harvest driven by policies (e.g. support for biomass use for energy, leading to increase in wood demand), should this reduced forest sink be reflected in the accounting toward the EU NDC target?

Note signs of interactions were not accounted toward TPR and other performance measures.

This visit of Mr. Wechsler, according to the Metropolitan's account, occurred toward the end of September.

Ms. Talukdar said that 100 percent of the money deposited in the account goes toward the girls' educational costs, including scholarships.

Each episode follows two advertising agencies as they compete for an account, building toward a pitch meeting where the rivals present their ideas to the client.

For some, that quandary comes up even before their job actually ends, as the company's bank account heads toward zero and additional financing is uncertain.

By that time, people were turning from Jaeger's account and toward a more direct reading of Aristotle.