Sentence examples for accounts of the company from inspiring English sources

It said the accountant paid the invoices from the accounts of the company Lay Trading Solutions, which it alleged was "engaged in boiler room investment frauds".

For one, the 2003 contract was signed about a year before Facebook was created, and most historical accounts of the company say Mr. Zuckerberg had not yet conceived the social networking site at that time.

Malinda is virtually invisible, in standard accounts of the company, but in Ventura, and in routine conversation with anyone who has ever been involved with Patagonia, she looms as large, in many respects, as her husband.

The Company has immediately commenced an investigation to determine the nature and extent of the issue and the financial results set out herein may be adjusted in the audited accounts of the Company to reflect the findings of that investigation".

In a statement to the Spanish stock exchange published by [the Spanish-based Wi-Fi company] Let¹s Gowex, it said that Jenaro Garcia Martin, chief executive officer and chairman, had resigned after telling board members "that the accounts of the company, for at least the last four years, were unfaithful and that he was responsible for this misrepresentation".

In a statement to the stock exchange, Quindell said: "On 23 June 2015, the Financial Conduct Authority informed the company that it has commenced an investigation under the Financial Services and Markets Act 2000 in relation to public statements made regarding the financial accounts of the company during 2013 and 2014.

Her cursory account of the company's early years has the feel of an obligatory setup to her main story.

Mr. Sullivan has admitted to WorldCom investigators that he knowingly shifted the $3.8 billion in expenses from an operating account of the company into its capital accounts.

Mr. Kachka's account of the company's early years is larded with scrapable details, like the manager of supplies' excessive purchases of envelopes and toilet paper.

The story, by Dawn Kawamoto and Tom Krazit, was an inside account of the company's retreat, held two weeks earlier, at the Esmerelda Resort & Spa, in Indian Wells, California.

But the epithet, wherever it came from, was attached to their names in almost every news account of the company's success for years afterward.