Sentence examples for the reckoning from from inspiring English sources
The second starts the reckoning from the position of some heavenly body.
The three former executives had been identified by an investigative panel, commissioned by Olympus, as the main suspects in the fraud seeking to delay the reckoning from risky investments made in the late-1980s bubbleconomymy.
If the court accepts the request, this would further postpone the reckoning from a 2014 lawsuit House Republicans brought against President Barack Obama's administration.
Other directors, such as Lindsay Anderson with O Lucky Man! and Jack Gold with The Reckoning, benefited from this early-1970s Hollywood largesse, yet their films remained relatively naturalistic in their look.
The main idea of SmartLoc is to use the dead reckoning from sensing data to compensate the GPS location when GPS signal is weak and to use the GPS signals to build a better dead reckoning model from the sensing data when the GPS signal is strong.
The inscriptions of the Buddhist king Aśoka (c. 265 238 bc) give the first epigraphical evidence of the mode of reckoning from a king's consecration (abhiṣeka).
And then not even the bleakest corners in our diagram's bottom half can be dismissed from the reckoning.
A chance to erase Palace from the reckoning and put Gianfranco Zola's men under immense pressure to win on Saturday.
Exclude it from the reckoning, and 80% of the restructured loans sit with state banks that have just 50% of the Indian banking system's Tier-1 capital.Take Punjab National Bank.
Johnson had slipped from the reckoning at the Etihad and was nowhere to be seen during the club's Premier League title celebrations with Roberto Mancini's team last season.
Its latest work on the effect of fiscal consolidation finds that, in a downturn, deficit-cuttting has a strong multiplier effect that pushes countries into unexpectedly deep recession.Mario Monti, Italy's prime minister, does not seem to have made much headway in his call for spending on "investment" to be excluded, wholly or partly, from the reckoning of a country's deficit.
