Sentence examples for expanded account from inspiring English sources

Calabasas, Calif.-based Countrywide issued the latest disclosures as part of an expanded account of third-quarter financial results.

The expanded account had originally collected money to pay for legal expenses in the event of an election recount.

The Versus de Poeta contain an expanded account of the dream itself, adding that the poet had been a herdsman before his inspiration and that the inspiration itself had come through the medium of a heavenly voice when he fell asleep after pasturing his cattle.

The Toronto-based startup tells TechCrunch that the new capital will be used to pursue "aggressive sales growth," with expanded account and technical sales teams in North America, the European Union and Asia, with the goal of signing up more Fortune 500 companies.

The only contributions to the new and expanded accounts so far are a $2,800 donation to the DNC's convention account from an S. Grace Williams and a $10,000 donation to the DCCC's recount fund from Higher Education Partners founder Michael Perik.

"We are constantly looking to expand account wagering and obviously the system has to be foolproof or else we will have no credibility with the public".

As financial inclusion takes centre stage in the poverty reduction agenda, international development agencies should focus not only on expanding account ownership, but on improving account use as well.

The creditors are concerned about the two men's inexperience at restructuring, their control of the search for a new chief executive and their possible involvement in WorldCom's expanding accounting scandal, these people said.

Bert C. Roberts Jr., WorldCom's chairman, and John W. Sidgmore, its chief executive, are coming under increasing criticism from creditors concerned about the two men's inexperience at restructuring, their control of the search for a new chief executive and their possible involvement in an expanding accounting scandal, people close to the company said.

Thus, Williams expands accounts of political representation beyond the question of institutional design and thus, in effect, challenges those who understand representation as simply a matter of formal procedures of authorization and accountability.

In the first three months of 2015, according to reports filed with the Federal Election Commission, the three main party committees for Republicans collected more than $5 million for three newly created accounts -- the headquarters, convention and legal services accounts -- as well as for the expanded recount account.