Sentence examples for leading account from inspiring English sources

According to a leading account of the inner workings of the administration, the president was resolute in targeting members of al-Qaida's affiliate group in Yemen, al-Qaida in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP), a decision that his lawyers concluded Congress had clearly authorized following 11 September 2001.

Not only is this the leading account of a tumultuous time within the institution history written by a partial victor but some elements of its prescription may help restore the public broadcaster to health.

First, the findings represent a challenge to the view that the basal ganglia are crucial for timing [9], [31], [1] as well as a leading account of interval timing, the Striatal Beat Frequency model [32].

Meanwhile, four leading accounting firms are examining the 14 largest Spanish banks.

A 26-year-old woman who works at a leading accounting company in Manhattan and attends business school at night began the process of selling her wedding three weeks ago.

Billboard reports: Unweighted first-day sales of "Tha Carter III" at nine leading accounts through the close of business yesterday June 100) stood at 423,000.

In the Simon case, the auditors had expert witnesses from leading accounting firms testify that they had complied with generally accepted accounting principles and that such compliance was all that could be expected.

Last year, the S.E.C. reached an agreement with four leading accounting firms on a new rule that would substantially reduce the amount of consulting work that the firms could do for their auditing clients.

Andersen, one of the world's leading accounting firms, disclosed last week that some documents related to Enron, once America's seventh largest company, had been destroyed but the company gave no additional details.

The Securities and Exchange Commission reached an agreement yesterday with four leading accounting firms on a new rule regarding independence that will substantially reduce the amount of consulting work that the firms can do for their auditing clients.

That testimony may, or may not, solve one of the more vexing mysteries at the heart of the Enron story: why a leading accounting expert did not detect the many problems lurking in the company's financial statements.