Sentence examples for recognised in the accounts from inspiring English sources

But losses on loans can be recognised in the accounts more slowly.

The accounts for Golf Recreation Scotland Ltd state he also has a potential deferred tax asset of £7.9m but that asset is not recognised in the accounts "as there is no certainty of taxable profits in the future".

In total an estimated £20bn is tied up in such orphan estates, something not recognised in the insurers' accounts.

In southern Europe, where R&D is especially low, the new international standards may in total raise GDP by only 1-2%.ThEuropeanan revisions will also recognise in the national accounts that prostitution, drug-peddling and cigarette and alcohol smuggling are economic activities, even if illegal ones.

A constructive progress must be recognised in the development and approaches for forest management accounting.

The ambivalence of people contemplating suicide is well recognised in the clinical literature, 27 and it is confirmed by many of these accounts.

This is recognised in the National Minimum Wage Act.

Consequently, their research is not recognised in the international platform.

Moody's, a ratings agency, has estimated banks' total loan charge-offs between 2008 and 2011 at $744 billion, of which $476 billion has already been recognised in their accounts.

Cholera was recognised in accounts from ancient India and China [1], but it was only in 1817 that an epidemic in India spread westwards to become the first of 7 pandemics.

In the foreword he produced, he wrote that "as a priest rather than a clinician, I recognise in this book the account of an intelligent and dedicated pastor of souls who has had the courage to go where most of us fear to tread".