Sentence examples for collected accounts from inspiring English sources

Taxes were efficiently collected, accounts audited, misappropriations tracked down, public expenses pruned, and city spectacles and municipal services cut down thus alienating rich and poor alike both in the provinces and in the capital.

Barbara Demick, in "Nothing to Envy," her book on the ravaged social landscape of North Korea, collected accounts of how ordinary North Koreans set themselves to just that task after the death of Kim's father, Kim Il-sung, back in 1994: "It was like a staring contest.

Sharon Hom, the executive director of Human Rights in China, based in New York, said the organization had collected accounts of Mr. Gao's arrest from witnesses, who said he had been led away by security personnel, including local and provincial police officers, as well as special agents from Beijing who handle politically delicate cases.

When MacKenzie notes that her husband 'was not interviewed', this may indicate that followup questions about those collected accounts were either not asked or not answered by Bezos.

Anthropologists working in recently settled communities have collected accounts showing that tribespeople carefully observed nonindigenous communities before they made contact, for example learning people's names.

Information was collected on medical signs and symptoms of the women prior to death and an extended section collected accounts of care pathways and opinions on preventability and cause of death.

By early November 2001, investigators say, the thieves had collected account information from about 17,000 New Yorkers.

To confirm that the collected account belonged to the selected student, a personal message was sent first to this account to confirm his or her personal details.

A1 Democratic campaign workers fanned out across Florida to collect accounts of improper procedures for use in eventual lawsuits.

Dozens of Democratic campaign workers fanned out to the state's 67 counties to collect accounts of improper procedures.

Chinese-born Cai Situ, who runs an independent press agency in Paris, opened an account on the most popular one, Weibo, called "Public security news from Paris" and collects accounts of theft and muggings.