Sentence examples for intention of accounting from inspiring English sources

The notion of an indirect interpretation was introduced by Carnap in his Foundations of Logic and Mathematics (1939, Ch. 23 24) with the intention of accounting for the semantics of theoretical terms in physics.

In northern Protestant eyes, this was a further sign that the Catholic church had no intention of taking into account the views of persons who disagreed with its doctrines, notwithstanding what Daly had told the forum.

Trost et al. (2002) focused on sixth-grade students in the US and noted that attitude and subjective norms are significantly related to intention and accounted for 13% of the variance in intention.

Is it ethical to accept this aid if I have no intention of studying forensic accounting or tax law, but instead become a civil rights lawyer?

The IASB and FASB have the longer-term intention of tackling trickier accounting issues such as the treatment of mergers and deciding when revenue should be recognised.

Historically, analyses of completion patterns in the Australian VET sector have focused on uncovering determinants of completion in VET without taking the original intention of students into account.

Frankly this number is far higher than I was expecting, and indicates that most people visit Mint with the full intention of entering their account information.

"We do not believe Google has any intention of holding themselves to account on these proposals, and given the catastrophic effects on the online ecosystem that a proposal that doesn't hit the mark will have, we would implore Commissioner Almunia to allow a full third party review of their submission as the very least the Commission can do in this landmark case".

PBC and intention accounted for only over 6% of the variance in MVPA.

As late as last December, according to the Senate report, Joe L. Allbritton continued to tell regulators that "the bank had no intention of closing the E.G. accounts".

At 7am Beijing time, Google's top lawyer, David Drummond, posted an announcement to Google's blog stating that hackers operating from China had attacked Gmail servers, with the intention of accessing the email accounts of Chinese human rights activists.