Sentence examples for correcting accounting from inspiring English sources

Correcting accounting for the options grants to employees will result in added compensation costs that have not been determined, Autodesk said.

He attended reunions when health permitted and wrote letters to magazines, correcting accounts of the battles in which he had participated.

Newmont, the largest gold producer in the world, said the restatement would correct accounting for previously disclosed contracts entered into in July 1999.

The Mills Corporation, a developer and manager of shopping malls, said it would restate its financial results for 2002 through 2004 to correct accounting that was partly related to its treatment of earnings from joint ventures.

The evidence that the S.E.C. had marshaled, largely through documents subpoenaed from Andersen, showed that auditors had pleaded with Waste Management to correct accounting errors, but had repeatedly backed down and approved financial statements the company knew to be false.

Mr. Gehrig's appointment completes a housecleaning at the top of Swiss Life after a series of embarrassments, including twice having to restate its results to correct accounting errors that had understated its losses by 500 million Swiss francs ($351 million).

Powders were analyzed using scanning electron microscopy (SEM) and particle sizes were corrected accounting for the fractal dimensions of the observed agglomerates.

Meanwhile a number of studies invested effort to check and correct accounting data from health care institutions or programmes and search for missing figures.

In his Stony Brook lecture, Dr. Tobias said he wanted to correct accounts in several books that said Louis Leakey had browbeaten him into agreeing that Homo habilis was a distinct species.

But his past actions, he said, have brought about changes like correcting state accounting practices and might again this time, spurring lawmakers to standardize gun-checking procedures.

Disclosure of derivatives positions is murky at best; and arguments persist about their correct accounting treatment.