Sentence examples for statements accuracy from inspiring English sources

The Fed chairman endorsed President Bush's call for chief executives to be held more directly accountable for corporate financial statements' accuracy.

If the stockholders pay an individual $200 million per year, that individual must feel a huge sense of duty to these shareholders, and at those prices it may exceed the cost of violating the CEO's own ethical code with respect to things such as financial statement accuracy, environmental laws, child labor laws, etc.     John F. Richards.

Just as doctors must first "do no harm," at the heart of the long-standing Journalist's Creed is the proclamation that "clear thinking, clear statement, accuracy and fairness are fundamental to good journalism".

We scored all survey items on either a 7-point scale of statement accuracy (1- Highly inaccurate to 7- Highly accurate) or a 5-point scale of frequency (1- Never to 5- Always).

It's also about checking your statements for accuracy.

He says in a statement: For accuracy Brunswick at no point advised the BBC and nor did I.

In response, a Bucks reader wrote to express his disappointment that, because he had a security freeze on his credit reports, he had been unable to create an online account that would allow him to check his annual Social Security statement for accuracy.

This study adheres to the Standards for Reporting Diagnostic Accuracy statement (www.stard-statement.org).org

Statements concerning apparent accuracy can therefore be misleading.

Participants rated their level of agreement with five different statements regarding the accuracy, applicability, consistency, and dependence on expert judgement of each evaluation method.

During the printing process, camera response data often arise from only a small fraction of the entire color space of the applied printer, making probabilistic statements about the accuracy of the applied camera system difficult.