Sentence examples for longstanding account from inspiring English sources

"I find it particularly disturbing that Fiedler, someone I'd very much admired, has now invented a new version of events after repeatedly and recently reconfirming his own longstanding account, which is something we as journalists often condemn in the people we cover".

Under longstanding accounting rules, there is a limit to how long banks can hide second mortgages that have gone bad.

Stateside, Japanese buyers made quick, huge hits by approaching independent stores and army-navy outfits that had longstanding accounts with jeans manufacturers and getting them to turn over their "dead stock," jeans too old for retailing and therefore deemed worthless.

Longstanding bad accounting practices, which the administration had been taking steps to fix, had helped mask the city's true financial condition.

This paper seeks to contribute to a longstanding tradition in accounting research which attempts to understand accounting within its social and historical context.

Mr. Boies's firm also represents Qwest Communications International, a longstanding client whose accounting has also drawn attention from regulators.

Such proms are, by many accounts, longstanding traditions in towns across the rural South, though in recent years a number of communities have successfully pushed for change.

Last month, Mr. Dodd was among the first lawmakers to say he would introduce legislation "that would address longstanding problems in the accounting industry".

But it is also incumbent on us, when we do come across a problem with a longstanding customer, to trust their account of the situation and do whatever we can to put the situation right".

There are a few ways to take this flawed but irresistible account of the longstanding human desire to make sense of the universe in a holistic, often holy manner.

The company has a longstanding target for digital to account for 40-45% of its revenue by 2020.