Sentence examples for institutions accounting from inspiring English sources

Nearly 1,000 institutions accounting for about 85percentt of college giving responded to the survey.

"Retail investment," he added, "and I see this as a good indicator, is about 29 percent" of daily turnover, with institutions accounting for about 71 percent.

There are now more students studying in the private sector than in public institutions, with private institutions accounting for almost 54 percent.

But enrollment in public charter schools grew by 4.5percentt, with those institutions accounting for nearly half of all public school students in the District.

While Spain negotiated a banking bailout worth up to 100 billion euros ($133 billion), it ended up requesting only 41 billion euros to keep afloat institutions accounting for about 30 percent of its banking sector, including Bankia, a giant lender that Madrid nationalized in May 2012.

The company meshes education institutions' accounting systems with student achievement data to help education institutions understand what they're pumping money into and see where they're getting the best return on investment when it comes to positive student outcomes.

Government-run institutions accounted for 32.5% and non-government, non-religious institutions for 10.5%.

These institutions account for about 60% of the personal loan market.

Financial institutions accounted for 13 of the airline's top 50 clients last year.

Even if you exclude deals made between banks, financial institutions account for a much larger chunk of foreign-exchange transactions than other businesses.

Alongside dedicated mortgage banks, such institutions account for about two-thirds of all lending in Germany, although most of this is to (thrifty) households and very small businesses.