Sentence examples for relevant accounts from inspiring English sources

By all relevant accounts, Flam is a master of the craft of autograph seeking, known within the field as graphing.

This meant that the Savoy had to carry out a full investigation of the charges, depose witnesses and examine the relevant accounts.

So he's committing to making a better just-in-case spreadsheet in 2012, one with all of the relevant accounts and phone numbers on it.

Despite pledging to remove the violent content and deleting the relevant accounts, five days after the Guardian's enquiry only one video had been removed, turning a blind eye to the thousands of videos still hosted on VK; men looking into the camera with their eyes full of fear, while members of Occupy Paedophilia grab them by their necks and punch them, and Zigunova laughs.

"In light of the substantial financial resources of both entities, it is unlikely that the balances of the relevant accounts into which the donated funds were deposited or transferred have since fallen below the amount of the donations," the government said in its memo.

Validity can also be defined for various modal predicate logics by combining the definition of LPC-validity given earlier (see above Validity in LPC) with the relevant accounts of validity for modal systems, but a modal logic based on LPC is, like LPC itself, an undecidable system.

The government has been unable to obtain the relevant accounting information to work out what the deficit is.

All it can do is check to see if the payment is valid and there are sufficient funds in the relevant account to pay it.

In a separate statement, UBS said it intended to fulfill "all our commitments under the settlement agreements," including providing relevant account information to Swiss tax authorities.

At times, the engagement team acted more as advocates for New Century, even when its practices were questioned by KPMG specialists who had greater knowledge of relevant accounting guidelines and industry practice.

The situation is so chaotic that the chairman of the International Accounting Standards Board, Hans Hoogervoorst, wrote to European securities regulators in early August to protest that "it appears that some companies are not following" the relevant accounting rule, known as IAS 39.