Sentence examples for accounting specialists from inspiring English sources

But accounting specialists said that it was unusual for an insurance regulator to go after the accountants in the failure of an insurance company.

Mr. Davis and the lawyers and accounting specialists who were co-sponsors of the seminar made it clear that they stood ready to provide their services to anybody in the audience who could round up a grubstake.

A report released Tuesday, prepared by outside legal and accounting specialists, said Olympus management was "rotten to the core," ruled by a culture of absolute corporate loyalty and a desire to flatter financial performance.

This article focuses on only two types of independent directors: directors with political backgrounds, that is, former government officials, and accounting specialists, mainly professors from accounting departments and professional managers.

While the board departures were negative, the appointment of accounting specialists, especially Amex's Henry, will help Groupon, according to Herman Leung, an analyst at Susquehanna Financial Group.

Accounting specialists said that the change stretched and may have broken accounting rules.

In an effort to get to the bottom of who breached the contract first, Ms. O'Donnell's lawyers brought in David Williams, a forensic accounting specialist from Deloitte & Touche.

He is a son of Ana R. Nadim of Phoenix, who is an accounting specialist at Border Construction Specialties, a commercial contractor there.

"I think we're all here because we want our voices heard in Washington," said Beverly Webber, a recently retired accounting specialist for Alaska Airlines who flew in from Seattle.

Consulting and auditing have been dumped: too risky and too distracting.Mr Siegfried estimates that the business of providing high-end temporary accounting help is already worth $5 billion a year, half going to traditional firms and half to firms like his and big temporary-staff companies such as Manpower, Robert Half and Resource Connections, an accounting specialist.

Other potential witnesses included Nancy Temple, an internal lawyer for Andersen in Chicago who sent an e-mail message in mid-October reminding Houston auditors of the firm's policy on document retention and destruction; Carl Bass, an accounting specialist at Andersen who objected to a number of the practices at Enron; and Shannon Adlong, the administrative aide for Mr. Duncan.