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Noun:

નામું,

accountings's Usage Examples:

"Dialogic accountings for stakeholders: On opening up and closing down participatory governance.

Sadler"s name was linked to the company, he went on an offensive demanding accountings from the company, but his involvement became a brewing scandal.

YIT is suspected of involvement in the salaries without taxes and grey accountings.

the wake, an assemblage of work that poses new circuits and aesthetic accountings of blackness, sociality, and obliteration.

Australia and Ethiopia, but because of inconsistent and widely varying accountings of their respective levels of extraction, it is difficult to accurately.

the collection of these dues for the Crown and include, for example, accountings, sheriffs" returns to writs concerning livings and their incumbents and.

com/articles/ijiri-explored-accountings-foundations-and-charted-new-directions-1485529204 Ijiri Explored Accounting’s.

Senate by Senator Nick Xenophon, and commented, "Headley provides vivid accountings of activities within Scientology that confirm the Australian Senator’s.

of the financial courts is the difference between, in French public accountings, between ordonnateurs (managers who order expenses and perception of.

The Commissioners were empowered to demand accountings of the Assessors and Collectors and to appoint new collectors if necessary.

Specifications to validate and verify relevant accountings are documented in (ISO 14064 - 3).

revoked in 1995, and was disciplined in 1996 for failure to provide accountings or return unearned fees in 14 client matters.

trademark dilution, copyright infringement, trademark infringement under common law, conversion, unjust enrichment, declaratory relief, and accountings.

Synonyms:

life, historical document, life story, annals, ancient history, chronicle, chronological record, case history, history, story, life history, historical paper, historical record, etymology, biography, recital, record,

Antonyms:

indication, falsehood, overstatement, truth, pro,