Sentence examples for broad accounting from inspiring English sources

The request is the first known request from a top White House official for a broad accounting of the spreading impact of the shutdown, which has entered its fifth week and is the longest in U.S. history.

While Mr. Duncan's testimony about transactions at Enron would provide a defense against a broad accounting fraud case, it may well be used by the government to tailor any potential charges they decide to bring in the future, legal experts said.

And its motive was well-intentioned enough, but it wasn't a matter of applying broad accounting principles.

In a recent presentation in New York, Brazil's Central Bank president, Gustavo Franco, stated that using Europe's accounting practices, Brazil's 1997 deficit would have been 2.1% of gdp, not the 5.9% recorded under Brazil's broad accounting measures.

Satyam's CEO, Ramalingam Raju, took responsibility for broad accounting improprieties that overstated the company's revenues and profits and reported a cash holding of approximately $1.04 billion that simply did not exist.

Italian newspapers carried detailed accounts of his interrogation on Friday, in which he was described as giving a broad account of his involvement on July 21.

The compromise reached today would set up seven broad accounts in the conservation fund and allocate a specific sum that could be spent in each.

Offering a broad account of Algeria's handling of the operation, he told lawmakers: "We were not informed of this in advance.

Alison Levitt, chief legal adviser at the Crown Prosecution Service, traced the scope of what lies ahead with a broad account on Tuesday of the number of confirmed victims of the phone hacking — more than 600, by the prosecutors' count.

Directors and artists he has worked with as an executive at Columbia Artists Management and Sony Classical are popping up in the Met's future seasons, which Mr. Gelb outlined during an interview last week presenting his first broad account of how he will reshape the world's largest opera house.

The department was awaiting instructions from the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) which Carter said he expected to come "this summer". Meanwhile, he said OMB and Pentagon lawyers are studying whether the across-the-board reductions will be applied to broad accounts, such as shipbuilding, or equally to each program, such as the new carrier, CVN-78, the USS Gerald R. Ford.