Sentence examples for bookkeeping problem from inspiring English sources

But it was Mr. Abe's mishandling of a bookkeeping problem surrounding the national pension system that contributed the most to his party's devastating loss in the upper house election.

John W. Sidgmore, WorldCom's chief executive, who disclosed the WorldCom bookkeeping problem on Tuesday night and announced that Mr. Sullivan had been fired, was not available for comment yesterday.

And, if artists use it too frequently, it can be a serious bookkeeping problem for the gallery in keeping track of what has been sold to whom".

As they addressed bookkeeping problems and other woes, they also overhauled the corporate culture.

[C2.] Bookkeeping Problems at Bank One Bank One said it had bookkeeping problems in 1999 as it integrated the computer systems of its capital markets operations with those of First Chicago when the two banks merged.

In 1979, for example, what the government described as "bookkeeping problems" temporarily delayed $120 million in interest payments.

It said that the bookkeeping problems it found raised "significant questions about the accuracy and reliability of LIPA's financial reporting".

Much as DealBook expected, Diebold is pointing to its bookkeeping problems as a reason shareholders should give the cold shoulder to United Technologies.

Ferman said that because the Open is played in August and September, it creates bookkeeping problems during the fourth quarter of the year, making expenses difficult to track.

G.M. had previously warned of the bookkeeping problems on March 16, when it delayed filing its annual Form 1o-K with the Securities and Exchange Commission.

In fact, it was the WorldCom case, and the sheer size of the admitted bookkeeping problems, that prompted lawmakers to adopt Sarbanes-Oxley, which had been languishing in Congress before the company's discrepancies surfaced.