Sentence examples for important accounting from inspiring English sources

"Jim Brown tried to paint Tim Rigas as some kind of a manipulative control person who was somehow in on every single important accounting decision," Mr. Grand said.

After a rocky start, the government's accounting oversight board is getting down to the business of policing the nation's most important accounting firms.

His botched handling of the appointment of a chairman to the new and vitally important accounting oversight board sealed his fate: Mr Pitt has resigned over the incident.

Body language is much more important, accounting for 55 per cent, whilst the tone and speed of your voice provides 38 per cent.

Under Soviet rule the Armenian economy was transformed from agricultural to primarily industrial; agriculture, however, remains important, accounting for about two-fifths of the gross domestic product and employing one-fifth of the labour force.

The two most important accounting bodies in the world will be under new leadership as they try to move on from bruising battles that have pitted them against banks, bank regulators and politicians.

Before the 1980s petroleum was the single most important import, accounting for more than one-fourth of the total value.

He negotiates with vendors, helps oversee the plant and personally handles a couple of important accounts.

CREDIT CARD MAIL Credit card companies should be barred from using the phrase "Important Account Information" on mailings — unless, of course, the mailing actually contains important account information.

The one ingredient that can sustain me through a full-length "Bayadère" is an important account of the title role.

She continued her self-education and in short order landed an important account with a lingerie company.