Sentence examples for issues of accounting from inspiring English sources
"We will expand our commentary on issues of accounting quality," said Clifford Griep, executive managing director and chief credit officer at S.& P. "We're still researching what form that will take, whether it takes the form of an explicit section of our credit reports or, more likely, references to accounting issues that are material in the context" of a credit analysis, he said.
Issues of accounting and patrons' perception aside, the bottom line is that all but a tiny fraction of charities make money on galas, in some cases enough to cover 25percentt of their operating budgets.
After all, if prosecutors can't gain a decisive knockout in the easy case, why should anyone fear them when the evidence becomes more complex -- involving the arcane issues of accounting and public disclosure that ultimately brought down Enron?
The statement after this year's meeting was silent on the issue of accounting oversight, although it listed Mr. Doty as among the delegates from the United States.
Faced with the issue of accounting for the apparent phenomena of mind-body interaction, those who subscribed to "Cartesian interactionism" (following Williams 1978, 287; Williams actually describes the situation as a "scandal") held that the causal interaction is not merely apparent but real.
Bally Total Fitness said yesterday that it faced a criminal investigation of accounting issues that led to the dismissals last week of two executives.
While the decision was largely about the arcane issue of accounting practices for telephone companies, it has significant implications for competition in the local phone markets.
The SEC should also ban the practice of companies' hiring managers and internal auditors from their external audit firms.In search of better standardsThen there is the issue of accounting standards themselves.
The issue of accounts belonging to outsiders has added a new twist to the story.
Applications of these reactions and the development of new bioorthogonal chemistries are highlighted in other contributions to this special issue of Accounts of Chemical Research.
A chemist, a computer scientist, and a biophysicist are writing an Account of molecular computing for a special issue of Accounts of Chemical Research focusing on Ned Seeman's founding of the field of DNA nanotechnology.
