The same system may also be used for checkout, and can produce an itemized accounting of charges.

In November 1824, he was included in the list of ten men recommended for a colonial council; but some 12 months later, Governor Brisbane withdrew the nomination on account of charges made by Sir John that female convicts had been sent to Emu Plains for immoral purposes.

There is no provision for it to order a payment on account of costs.

But setting limits on gross sales doesn't take proper account of costs.

Here's what I want from you-a fair accounting of costs and income.

(2) You can provide us with such sums from your own resources on account of costs, to defray the expenses, as and when they occur.

Others warned that without controlling film distribution, the producers will be at the mercy of the studios who collect box-office money from exhibitors and control the accounting of costs.

This is generally thought to be an enlightened and progressive development, as it is at least an attempt to take account of costs and benefits that might otherwise be disregarded altogether.

Mr. Stuckey said the increases stemmed from rising construction costs, higher land acquisition costs, and a more detailed accounting of costs than was possible at earlier stages in the project's development.

If you require payments on account of costs or in advance of disbursements, or you reserve the right to raise hourly rates during the lifetime of the case, the client must be told at the outset of the case.

The bill would require major Federal regulations on health, safety and the environment to undergo elaborate new assessments of how effectively they would control risks to the public, and would make agencies take much greater account of costs when making regulatory decisions.

Late in 1823, he became involved with a dispute with the Board of Internal Improvements regarding his account of expenses.

The Councilman, who has a background in corporate management, said he would make each commissioner responsible for his or her department's budget, along with a monthly accounting of expenses.

The documents, released yesterday by the House Commerce Committee, are the first indication that improper accounting of expenses at WorldCom might have extended further back than the company has acknowledged.

In relation to this, it is necessary to take account of expenses which will be incurred as a result of the strategy, and this needs to be done now, at the stage when we are working on the budget.

The company then authorized a payment of the same amount to Clarke on account of expenses incurred by him on behalf of the company; he, of course, used this payment to clear his overdraft.

Lapenotiere made 21 stops to change horses on the way from Falmouth to London and his "account of expenses", which was carefully saved for posterity in Admiralty records, shows his route, where he changed horses and his costs.

One involved the firm's approval of improper accounting of expenses by Avon Products; the second involved a similar problem in its audit of Pinnacle Holdings; and the third concerned the type of fees charged by the firm's broker-dealer subsidiary.

To ensure that these funds would be utilized for the intended purposes, constant monitoring and proper accounting of expenses would be undertaken so that these high impact projects would be realized at the soonest and could immediately affect the city's development.