Sentence examples for accountants it from inspiring English sources
While Enron disclosed the shift, it told investors and its accountants it had done so for efficiency reasons rather than to hide the losses, the complaints say.
If the choice wereup to his accountants, it wouldn't be a choice: "Jack and Jill" earned more in its opening weekend than "Punch Drunk Love" did in its entire run.
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That is both costly and counterproductive the public are more likely to volunteer information to officers they trust than to those they fear.Second, unlike plumbers or accountants, it matters what colour police officers are.
Apples will never again be sold on the street by jobless accountants, it seems safe to predict, nor will any serious political leader ever again suggest that share-the-work and local charity can solve the problem of unemployment.
Siegfried may send a few accountants; it may send several hundred.In this section Storm in a T-bond Fukui's fumble Thirst for growth Riddle solved Growth in numbers Intangible opportunities Not quite a row of sixes Intricate workings ReprintsTypically, its accountants stay with a company for six to nine months.
"When you stand in the center of the circle," said Maria Pertsova, a young accountant, "it's like you're standing in the center of the subject's life".
Without an accountant it will be a very one sided situation, with HMRC having all the advantages and power".
(This despite being pretty much exhausted from working late into the night filing clients' taxes for days on end. She's an accountant; it was March).
I think if someone in the family said they wanted to be a lawyer or accountant it would be like: 'What?
"Once a team gets run by an accountant, it's time to move," Newey has said, and Mateschitz was offering "quite a grownup budget," including a salary reported to be in excess of ten million dollars.
