Sentence examples for keep accounting from inspiring English sources

The decision by the BNP to field its leader in the race comes on the day that the party came under the spotlight for breaking electoral law in 2008 by "failing to keep accounting records sufficient to explain, with reasonable accuracy, the financial position of the party at the time".

To keep accounting income looking healthy, some companies began issuing restricted stock, which minimizes share dilution and spreads the compensation expense over the vesting period of the stock.

In the UK, the company pleaded guilty to a breach of duty to keep accounting records, a charge relating to a 1999 air-traffic control system contract with Tanzania.

In return, BAE, through its QC, David Perry, pleaded guilty today to a single offence under the 1985 Companies Act, of failing "to keep accounting records which were sufficient to show and explain payments" it had made to two companies, Envers Trading and Merlin International, between 1999 and 2005.

Executives concerned about their employer's accounting are more likely to come forward than in the past, now that they have seen the consequences at Enron of trying to keep accounting problems hidden, said Melvyn I. Weiss, a lawyer at Milberg Weiss Bershad Hynes & Lerach, which often files lawsuits on behalf of investors.

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Some officials say it is common for Rust to keep accounts empty.

They had trained people who knew how to keep accounts and write and type and file and everything else.

For the first time, Andorran companies will be required to keep accounts, and barriers to foreign investment have been lifted.

He continues to maintain that it didn't matter what the account statements said, because, really, he didn't have to keep accounts for the investors.

He was too proud to keep accounts and, as he grew older, his family and courtiers stole from him as much as he stole from the state.