Sentence examples for defining account from inspiring English sources

But for most people the defining account remains "Chinatown," Robert Towne and Roman Polanski's fictionalized version of Harry Chandler's water-and-land grab in the San Fernando Valley.

The indigent, while not precisely defined, account for most of the 230,000 Family Court cases filed in New York City each year.

A recent study has shown that in a social franchise operated by Population Services International (PSI) in Myanmar, quality management and assurance activities, broadly defined, account for nearly one-half of the overall franchise budget (unpublished analysis; Bishai D, et al).

A substantial part of the difference may also be due to differences in how charity care is defined, accounted for and reported".

In the absence of a well defined accounting model this is not a trivial exercise.

The property sector, broadly defined, accounts for around 16% of the economy and has been an important engine of growth.

The architecture assumes the existence of well defined accounting models that are used for accounting resources consumed by end users and for accounting resources that the cloud provider consumes from the composing infrastructures.

This suggests that, accurately defined, accounting for quality is a technical process related largely to the development of the camera itself.

Inoculated leaves are marked with indelible pen at the base to allow the precise inoculated area to be defined, accounting for future leaf growth.

When We Were Kings, the euphoric, era-defining account of Muhammad Ali's 1974 Rumble in the Jungle with George Foreman, in what was then Zaire – a bout few expected Ali to win.

The problem is compounded by the fact that the standards defining acceptable accounting judgments depend on context.