Sentence examples for overcome accounting from inspiring English sources

Interpublic has been struggling to overcome accounting irregularities and other financial problems.

For the last three years, Interpublic, which owns agencies in fields like advertising and public relations, has been struggling to overcome accounting irregularities.

Qwest Communications International, which is struggling to overcome an accounting scandal and hugh debts in addition to the general slump in the telecommunications sector, said yesterday that it lost $214 million, or 13 cents a share, in the third quarter.

Tyco International, working to overcome persistent accounting woes, Wednesday reported a fiscal second-quarter loss after a fresh batch of problems contributed to more than $1 billion in charges.

It also points to its work for U.S. Foodservice, helping the unit of the disgraced Dutch grocery chain Royal Ahold overcome its accounting and legal headaches.

The GSE's purchases of all mortgages slowed in 2004, as they worked to overcome their accounting scandals, but in late 2004 they returned to the market with a vengeance.

Different study designs, such as the inclusion of control groups and crossover designs, can attempt to overcome or account for both task-related and procedural effects, but the uncertainty still remains.

The paper details the challenges that had (and have) to be overcome, taking into account general obstacles which could be encountered by any large research body implementing a CRIS, some challenges specific to the German university landscape and lastly those unique to FAU.

You do not have to be a Tory to accept the part of Mr Hague's argument that says a lot of citizens have grown cynical about the ability of any government to organise such spending competently.Tony Blair answers that New Labour is trying to overcome this problem by accounting more exactly for the use of taxpayers' money.

Zadeh (1965) suggests the use of "fuzzy numbers" and "fuzzy clusters" in order to overcome the difficulty of accounting for the uncertainty caused by linguistic variables.

Patel et al. concluded that little guidance is offered on the practical aspects of implementing ASPs and that non-academic hospitals in the US need to overcome implementation issues by accounting for unique characteristics of their institutions [ 18].