Sentence examples similar to accounting aims from inspiring English sources

The Savvy Saver account aims to help people save for Christmas 2016, has a fixed end date of 12 December and allows customers to save up to £100 a month.

An evidential account aims to show how conceivability provides evidence for possibility.

President Obama's myRA account aims to get more people saving for retirement -- but it likely won't be available for several more months, which means beginning, lower-income investors should look towards Roth IRAs.

A defender of the quantifier account, however, can respond by noting that there is a distinction between ontological commitment to Ks and ontological commitment to the Ks; the quantifier account aims only to analyze the former.

First, and most generally, not all conceptions of public reason purport to do without the concept of truth entirely, in the way that Rawls's particular account aims to do.

FDIC Chairman Sheila Bair said Tuesday that the plan, which also includes backing newly issued bank debt for three years and raising deposit insurance limits on business banking accounts, aims to restore confidence.

Then there are the accounts aimed more at the children themselves.

Santander has also launched a new account – its new 123 mini current account aimed at children – paying 3% on balances between £300 and £2,000.

Better-paying accounts include: The Kids' Regular Saver from the Halifax is a 12-month account aimed at those looking to save some money for a child.

TSB bank is launching a current account aiming to entice new customers with the promise of 5% interest on all balances up to £2,000.

Last November Nationwide launched FlexOne – the building society's first current account aimed at 11-17-year-olds 11-17-year-olds 11-17-year-olds 11-17-year-olds.