Sentence examples for approved accounts from inspiring English sources

The total cost is unclear, but the money initially would be reprogrammed from already approved accounts.

In fact, the small group for whom it was approved accounts for only 3 percent of the 18,000 times a year the drug is used in hospitals.

The apps allow clients to view their portfolio holdings and account activity; transfer money between linked Merrill Lynch brokerage and Bank of America banking accounts; and trade stocks, mutual funds, exchange-traded funds and options in approved accounts.

Defenders of a "male-only" priesthood make much of the fact that none of the four approved accounts of the Last Supper refers to Mary by name, despite the fact that of "the twelve," only Judas and Peter are mentioned by name.

The city uses generally approved accounting principles, the gold standard of corporate accountancy.

The city budget is not simple, but it is amazingly clear, and is based on generally approved accounting principles, the gold standard of corporate accountancy.

He was not the partner in charge of the Waste Management audit, but an e-mail showed he had approved accounting that the S.E.C. said was improper.

According to the report on Freddie Mac's accounting prepared by Baker Botts, a law firm hired by the board to investigate the matter, Mr. Parseghian approved accounting of different transactions that had the effect of reducing reported earnings.

"The keynote of this book is authenticity", warned Vivian, adding that Mackenzie was clearly determined to "outdo in outspokenness and realism" an officially approved account of British intelligence during the first world war that had been published earlier.

The Senate Banking Committee has approved accounting legislation that would impose tough measures to limit the lucrative consulting that accounting firms can do on companies they audit and would put the industry under a regulatory board composed mostly of people outside the industry.

MODERNIZING THE BUDGET PROCESS State lawmakers must bring their opaque, dysfunctional budgeting process into the rational world: creating a trusted, nonpartisan budget office; shifting the fiscal year from April 1 to July 1 to make it easier to assess tax revenues; finally adopting approved accounting principles.