Sentence examples for same account as from inspiring English sources
Each users' personalized investment portal allows them trade in their local market or US shares from the same account, as well as access market research and a private social network.
Mr. Gibson gave the same account as Mr. Brown -- that he had been shot on a street corner, the officials said.
But Collymore, posting on the social media site, said: "If Gazza is well enough then he should be held to the same account as I've been and not be allowed on".
Puls can also make voice calls and send texts, with its own SIM card and partnerships with AT&T in the US and O2 in the UK – although owners will be able to use "mirrored" SIM cards with the same account as their smartphone, rather than having to sign up to an extra mobile tariff.
In an article alleging that al-Baghdadi had called on Muslims to "rise up and overthrow Israel and Western countries", Indonesian news site Republika incorrectly said that the terrorist's Twitter account had the handle "iyad_elbaghdadi" – when it, in fact, belongs to Iyad El-Baghdadi, an entrepreneur living in Norway, who describes himself on the same account as an "Islamic libertarian".
Mr Chesterman's first tip is to move bank account, so any income isn't paid into the same account as his overdraft.
It says that if the ALP uses the same accounting as the government, factoring in a 367-megatonne contribution in its carbon budget, Labor's 45% emissions reduction target would become a 35% target.
Even if you follow the exact same accounts as someone else, you'll get a personalized feed based on how you interact with those accounts.
That means you're better off with a Roth IRA and 401(k) than traditional versions of those same accounts". As with all investments, don't pile all of your money into a Roth.
As he explained, an oil company that has had a contract in Libya for 20 years will still maintain that agreement and their business operations, paying into the same bank account as before.
Multilevel analyses will be used in order to take clustering of observations of workers within the same team into account, as well as repeated measurements within one participant [ 56].
