real accounts

Not the real accounts, the ones included in the annual report.

Fans also bombarded their real accounts on the social networking site with friend requests.

Unregulated and completely secret, with no real accounts that regulators could track, the network financed not only individuals but causes.

Real accounts are accounts relating to assets and liabilities including the capital account of the owners.

The verified symbol will help to establish real accounts from falsified ones within the Keek community.

Real accounts are assets.

In order to get FxStat's approval as signal providers, traders' accounts have to be proven real accounts and with a positive trading results history.

Instead of glossy brochures and toned-down guidebook reviews, travellers suddenly had access to real accounts, from real people, paying real money.

As players earn zeny (the in-game currency) they are able to send the zeny to their real accounts.

Unlike the nuclear preparation pamphlets, Briggs's depictions of James and Hilda's experience with radiation sickness actually align with real accounts.

While the advertising campaign of the movie claimed it was based on real accounts, after the controversy arose both the writer and the director confessed the plot was mere fiction.

The temporary numbers are linked to customers' real accounts, but they generally expire after one use, unless the cardholder requests otherwise - for example, by placing a spending limit on the number.

Just like the real accounts from the war suggest most of the dogfights are close in affairs with the nimble MiGs against the heavier less nimble US Aircraft.

If debits (withdrawals, purchases, or checks) are made against the impersonated person's real accounts, that person will need to notify the bank that the debits are not legitimate and request reversal.

An alternative to this approach is to make use of the traditional three rules of accounting for: Real accounts, Personal accounts, and Nominal accounts to determine whether to debit or credit an account.

The 1962 book, All the Way Down: The Violent Underworld of Street Gangs by Vincent Riccio and Bill Slocum, featured real accounts of the Gowanus Boys.

In October 14, 1676 the Real Accounts sent another letter to the crown, that indicated a long list of expenses, changes and delays made by the Governor Hita y Salazar, also including the wages paid to workers when they did nothing significant.

Another example of America's attempt with Black Propaganda is that the U.S. paid Iraqis to publish articles written by American troops in their newspapers under the idea that they are unbiased and real accounts; this was brought forth by the New York Times in 2005.