Sentence examples for be accounted for separately from inspiring English sources
Under the new structure, which will take effect on July 1, the Washington National Opera will maintain a separate board; its endowment will be accounted for separately; and donations designated for the opera will be spent on the opera.
Any funds received by, or under the control of, the Institute that are not Federal funds shall be accounted for separately from Federal funds.
L. 109 59, § 3014(d), struck out "shall be accounted for separately within the Mass Transit Account of the Highway Trust Fund and" after "Such revenues".
"Universities UK believes that the number of international students coming into the country should be accounted for separately and not included in the definition of net migration for the purposes of government policy.
Total herbicide loads were simulated adequately by MACRO, suggesting that the field-scale lysimeter analogy is valid at this scale, although baseflow contributions to flow needed to be accounted for separately in order to adequately represent hydrological response.
For simplicity we neglect finite dielectric conductance and conductor resistance as their effect is small for high Q-factor resonators and to first order they only affect the internal quality factor and can be accounted for separately.
The foundation will ensure that money for both funds is accounted for separately and used in the appropriate places, and as always, that donations will go directly to those in need.
The effect of element size on the dynamic material model of concrete is investigated and strain-rate effects on concrete in tension and compression are accounted for separately in the model.
When coiling was performed, costs for diagnostic DSA were accounted for separately.
The computation core represents the energy dissipated which is accounted for separately [42].
Governing physical chemical processes that are accounted for separately for each chemical in the mixture include vertical and horizontal dilution and transport, dissolution from droplet form, volatilization from the dissolved or surface phase, particulate adsorption/desorption and settling, degradation, and sedimentation to the sea floor.
