Sentence examples for accounting notes from inspiring English sources

IBM's annual report for 1964 contains a scant half-dozen pages of financial information; its most recent one includes 40 pages of financial statements and accounting notes.

Paul Gillis, who writes a blog on Chinese accounting, notes that this year Chinese companies listed in the United States and using calendar years must file their annual reports by April 30, two months earlier than last year.

She asked if the US would need to do any "creative accounting", noting some countries such as Japan and the UK wanted loan guarantees, not grants alone, included, a tactic she opposed.

Davis, having examined the family accounts, notes that large amounts of rice powder provide a more likely source for Madame Gautreau's singular tint.

MacNiven's crisply narrated account notes Laughlin's hereditary bipolarity and his scattered activities writing poetry, developing a ski resort, and yearning at length after a series of women he was not married to.

MacNiven's crisply narrated account notes Laughlin's hereditary bipolarity and his scattered activities — writing poetry, developing a ski resort, and yearning at length after a series of women he was not married to.

For example, the account notes that the actors Marlon Brando and Paul Newman were among those at the march, along with Roy Wilkins of the N.A.A.C.P. Marlon Brando and Paul Newman are at the march, giving interviews, reports NYT.

But some of the priciest private colleges (and even "public Ivies" like University of North Carolina and University of Michigan) are nosier and demand to know whether grandparents hold these accounts, notes Onink.

The Times itself, in its latest news account, notes that "Israel has been criticized in the past for the inaccuracy of its shelling.

As one account notes, the commission has enjoyed widespread popular support on account of its "ability to prosecute those at the top of the food chain," which has insulated it against reprisals from resentful elites.

The character, whose Twitter account notes "opinions expressed on this account are for entertainment purposes only," is infamous in Miami for his YouTube videos and Miami New Times columns in which he rants about local issues in Spanglish.