Sentence examples for operations accounting for from inspiring English sources

As of August, 335 women were serving on overseas operations, accounting for more than 10 percent of Australia's fighting forces deployed overseas, according to the military.

The FD equivalent is interfaced to the nonlinear components via discrete Fourier transform (DFT) operations, accounting for harmonic and interharmonic frequencies.

We think 57% of this goes on health-care networks, followed by 28% on colleges, with parish and diocesan day-to-day operations accounting for just 6% and national charitable activities just 2.7% (see chart).

To date, while NetJets argues that "it is impossible to achieve zero emissions in the short term," it has capped greenhouse gas emissions (down from 234 kilotonnes of CO2 equivalent in 2009 to 229 kilotonnes in 2011), with aircraft operations accounting for 95% of the firm's overall emissions.

With Scope 3 emissions – the carbon emissions that occur beyond direct operations – accounting for the large majority of an organisation's carbon footprint, growing legislation on this issue will not just impact companies directly, but will have a significant impact on costs through their supply chains.

China is a small part of GSK's global operations, accounting for about 3% of its revenues.

Today the company operates about 13,000 miles of track overseas, and its foreign operations account for more than half its earnings.

The operations account for around 14% of IMI's revenues.

Counterterrorism operations account for much of MI5's activities.

By contrast, 5percentt of total farms, about 125,000 operations, accounted for 75percentt of agricultural production.

By 2001, SAB's international operations accounted for more than 40 percent of sales.