Sentence examples for liabilities to reflect from inspiring English sources

He would rather companies reported confidence intervals around the best estimate of pension liabilities to reflect the uncertainty inherent in the calculations.

ImClone Systems, which is working to develop the cancer drug Erbitux, said it plans to restate its financial results going back to 2001 and maybe earlier–to reflect tax liabilities associated with former Chief Executive Samuel Waksal's stock options.

Google is also switching status from a corporation to a limited liability company (LLC) — to reflect the new structure which sandboxes each business unit as a separate legal silo under the Alphabet parent.

AIG then strengthened its liability reserves by $500 million to reflect its obligation to cover the claims.

Before its bankruptcy filing, the company took nearly $2 billion in pretax charges to reflect its liability under an industrywide settlement agreement.

This value, which is less than unity, indicated that while the liabilities for the initiation and frequency of marijuana use were not independent, neither could these dimensions be assumed to reflect a single liability of risk.

As a result of the discussion with the SEC, the company revised previously announced financial results to reflect the $100 million liability and reduced fiscal 2011 first-quarter earnings by 5 cents per share, to 17 cents per share.

Depression seems to be associated with depression in other family members but not with the broader phenotype and with the severity of autism; its increased rate in the families of individuals with autism has not been yet explained but it does not seem to reflect a genetic liability to autism [ 49].

Goodyear Tire and Rubber said yesterday that it would take a $1.1 billion noncash charge for an accounting change and reduce its shareholders' equity by $1.3 billion to reflect higher unfunded pension liabilities.

The withholding tables would then be reduced just to reflect the diminished tax liability on earnings from that point on.

Such future liabilities have to be valued, using a discount rate to reflect what they are worth in today's money.