Sentence examples for fleet accounting from inspiring English sources

Mackerel is the most valuable stock to the Scottish fleet, accounting for 29% of the value of Scottish landings.

The model therefore simulates CO2eq from the commuting fleet, accounting for trends in light vehicle emissions, population, and VKT.

The orchestra began with a fleet account of Boccherini's Symphony in D minor.

Mr. Shepherd, who had been a G.M. fleet account executive in Northern California, said the average lump sum offer was about $500,000.

London's taxi fleet accounts for about 0.4percentt of carbon dioxide emissions in London, according to the manufacturer's Web site.

"IUU fishing by the licensed fleet accounts for over 95% of the total volume and value of IUU activity estimated here," it said.

The Japanese 787 fleet accounts for nearly half of all the Dreamliners that have been delivered, and Japanese suppliers played a large role in building the plane — providing 35 percent of all its components, including its wings.

There is a vibrant performance of Bach's "Italian" Concerto, made in 1939 when she was 11, and a mature and fleet account of Mozart's Piano Concerto No. 20, made just after she had turned 14.

The cost of restoring her, and the subsequent fleet, accounts for the bulk of the business's expenditure so any parts replaced or modified in one van find a home in another project or are sold to raise more capital.

In the opening work, the exuberant Sinfonia from Cantata No. 29, Richard Paré gave a wonderfully fleet account of the organ line, which has most of the action; but the strings and brasses had trouble playing solidly together at first, and balances throughout the work were rough.

Waymo, with a 110-vehicle fleet, accounted for more than half of those test miles.