Sentence examples for cash recognition from inspiring English sources

The company said it took disciplinary actions against an undisclosed number of employees after an inquiry into accounting issues that included classification of sales, cash recognition, timing of revenue recognition, and certain balance sheet adjustments.

By bringing in Leeyo, his company now has a complete order to cash recognition system.

As part of the quest for cash, recognition, and an ever-larger audience for their public service announcement performances, Circus and his acrobats have pushed themselves to diversify their acts and specialize in skills the other two haven't yet figured out.

Bolt wrote "This white university lecturer, with his nice Canberra studio, has by winning pushed aside real draw-in-the-dirt Aboriginal artists such as Dorothy Napangardi, Mitjili Napanangka Gibson and Walangkura Napanangka, who had also entered and could really have used that cash and recognition".

In certain states, ASHAs may also benefit from cash rewards, recognition in the media and career development opportunities.

Even at the time of the takeover offer last year, technology specialists blogged furiously about aggressive revenue recognition, cash conversion and the like.

Meanwhile, the colonel's own oil supply is dwindling.On the cash front, the recognition of the rebels' Transitional National Council (TNC) as Libya's legitimate government by the United States on July 15th and Britain on July 27th should enable frozen funds worth more than $200m to be released, once legal obstacles are overcome.

But I am suggesting you maintain a healthy cash reserve in recognition of some very real risks.

Abbott, the state attorney general, had far more cash and name recognition than his three challengers and had already been facing off against the Democratic candidate for November, state Sen. Wendy Davis.

The owner of Virgin Atlantic, Richard Branson, is keen to launch a low-cost airline inside America, cashing in on recognition of his brand, at least on the east coast.

Extrinsic motivation is the desire to do something for a tangible benefit, whether that be cash, a reward or recognition.