Sentence examples for month reckoning from inspiring English sources

iZettle is doing the rate reduction calculations itself, and to keep things simple UK MD Jens Münch said it will be charging 2.75% on all transactions during the month and then doing an end of month reckoning.

A Slate article last month reckoned that he has violated at least three of the Ten Commandments: "Thou shalt not commit adultery," "Thou shalt not steal" and "Thou shalt not bear false witness". Yet Franklin Graham, son of the late evangelist Billy Graham, ignored his father's advice to become one of his most outspoken defenders.

FOR America's colleges, January is a month of reckoning.

Unless drastic measures are taken, the figure could hit 60% by December, reckons Standard & Poor's, a credit-rating agency.

Nick Herbert, the policing minister until last September, reckoned in 2008 that "huge prisoner warehouses…[were] not the right answer".So why are they the right answer now?

But a study by the Congressional Budget Office in February reckoned that placing these on ships would cost almost twice as much as the GBI system.

It means inflation may well have peaked in July, reckons Julian Callow at Barclays Capital, though it may start to fall meaningfully only in the final months of this year.

A World Bank report published last December reckoned that it amounted to no more than "a drop in the ocean", touching fewer than 5% of India's poor.

Carlos Jáuregui, who was Nuevo León's chief security official until March, reckons that more than half the officers in the state were being paid by organised crime.

Pratyush Sinha, who retired as head of India's anti-corruption watchdog in September, reckons 30% of his compatriots are "utterly corrupt .That is uncharitable.

And Judy Joo – the New York chef expected to dominate next year's Korean food movement here with the launch of her Soho restaurant Jinjuu in January – reckons that kimchi is the perfect condiment for stuffing.