Sentence examples for ledger published from inspiring English sources

Professor Mauriello achieved the highest scholastic average ever attained according to his Profile published in the Accounting Ledger, published in February, 1953, authored by Joseph Silvermintz.

He also admitted to using a tax amnesty last year to declare €10m of hidden money.The 14-page ledger, published by El País, is said by some handwriting experts to be in Mr Bárcenas's hand.

On April 3, The Star-Ledger published an article stating that Mr. Christie does not criticize friends like Mr. DiVincenzo, though he berates others for similar practices.

Last month, The Star-Ledger published an article about his decision to end an investigation into a proposed garbage transfer station in Linden.

But three days later the stakes were raised when The Star-Ledger published an article stating that federal investigators were looking into the arrangement in Washington Township.

That criticism escalated after The Star-Ledger published an article on April 28 revealing that Father Fugee had been working with youth groups at St . Marys, which falls under the jurisdiction of the Trenton Archdiocese.

Mrs. Whitman pressed for Mr. Williams to resign in February 1999 after The Star-Ledger published an interview in which he made comments about police officers' stopping motorists based on their race.

The pieces of the puzzle finally seemed to come together in March 1996 when The Star-Ledger published an article based on a state analysis that showed the incidence of cancer of the brain and central nervous system was three times greater in Toms River than in the rest of the state.

At the time, Mr. Rajoy categorically denied receiving any illegal payment as well as the existence of such a party fund, describing the ledgers published by El País as "apocryphal".

Nonetheless, on August 1, 2010, The Star-Ledger published 123 of the Corzine-Katz e-mails, revealing the extent of their personal contact during negotiations over a new state government workers contract in early 2007.

The first edition of the La Crescenta Valley Ledger was published on Wednesday, Sept. 13, 1922, by Carroll Parcher.