The phrase "accounts keeping" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct term is "accounting" or "keeping accounts."
Example: "The company hired a new employee for accounts keeping to manage their financial records."
Alternatives: "bookkeeping" or "financial record-keeping."
This year, he's living in a house with his teammates, and by all accounts keeping clean.
Live dashboards show streams from multiple social accounts, keeping you aware of hashtags and brand mentions.
Then monitor your bank and credit card accounts keeping an eye out for any dodgy transactions.
You also want to ensure that the client has a process for tracking their online accounts, keeping usernames and passwords safe, and, if desired, provide insight into how they want their accounts managed in the event of incapacity or death.
Every year when the springtime tornado-alert season comes, I find myself paying special attention to my Twitter and Facebook accounts, keeping a wary eye on posts by prolific friends to find out what's happening back home.
And ISIS apparently has their act together on accounting: the Financial Times quotes Charles Lister, an analyst from the Brookings Doha Center, as saying: "Most jihadist groups are tightly controlled, secretive and well coordinated, but Isis has essentially taken that to another level, with a quite impressive level of bureaucracy, extensive account keeping, and multiple channels of accountability".
The code may have a non-zero balance (some of them keep ether worth millions of dollars, most notably this account keeping $700M) and are unchangeable and indestructible, as everything that resides in a blockchain.
And, from his account, keeping the scheme afloat and investors and regulators duped was a full-time job.
Censured by Parliament for laxity in account keeping, he gave up the naval treasury in 1667, though he subsequently held other important posts.
Temporary work is not just an effective way to earn some extra cash, it's also the perfect opportunity to develop valued skills such as teamwork, customer service, sales, account keeping, and time management.
As an organization, ISIS has become the wealthiest militant group in the world with assets in the low $ billions and has developed an almost obsessive level of bureaucracy, account keeping, and centrally controlled but locally implemented military-political coordination.
