Sentence examples for contest accounting from inspiring English sources

Thirty-six of those are Republican supporters who have invested millions in trying to shape the GOP nomination contest — accounting for more than 70percentt of the money from the top 50.

And with Saddam Hussein captured, the subject of the war, which more than anything else has framed this contest, accounting for Dr. Dean's rise and the difficulties of Mr. Gephardt and Mr. Kerry, appears to command less attention.

Out of contesting accounting based models, the new model outperforms regarding its predictive accuracy on estimation sample and fairly good accuracy on holdout sample for Indian manufacturing firms.

It is important that contesting accounts of our past be brought out into the public space.

But the curiosity of this trial is that much in these apparently contesting accounts can both be true.

In the analysis of tied contestants, correlations between contestants in the same contest were accounted for by including "contest" as a third random factor.

Dr Kandeh Yumkella says of his involvement in the contest jury, "Accounting for more than half of the world's population, young people must take a leading role in forging tomorrow's world.

Senior Georgian officials contest these accounts, and have urged Western governments to discount them.

"CZW champion Zandig fought Kronus to a no contest," the account began.

American officials contest this account, saying Mr. Barak took the initiative when, facing going home empty-handed, he asked that the talks continue.

The Bush administration's stalling strategy appears to be very simple: Delay disclosing the requested information by contesting the accounting office's authority.