I. state·ment [ˈsteɪtmənt] SOST
1. statement (act of expressing sth):
2. statement (formal declaration):
3. statement (formal description):
5. statement ECON:
7. statement MAT:
ˈbank state·ment SOST
ac·ˈcount state·ment SOST FIN
1. account statement:
2. account statement (partial):
ˈin·come state·ment SOST
ˈloss state·ment SOST
ac·ˈcount·ing state·ment SOST FIN
ˈearn·ings state·ment SOST FIN
ˈmis·sion state·ment SOST
1. mission statement COMM:
2. mission statement ECON:
3. mission statement POL:
financial statements meeting SOST CONT
preparer of financial statements SOST RIS UMANE
financial statements committee SOST CONT
audit of the financial statements SOST DIR ECON
directive on consolidated financial statements SOST CONT
approval of the financial statements SOST CONT
statement SOST CONT
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- Statement nt
statement SOST MERC CONCORR
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Some of that won't become apparent in the profit and loss statement until next year, he says.
www.afr.com A profit and loss statement provides information on the operation of the enterprise.
en.wikipedia.org Just as a cautious consumer can show up in a company's profit and loss statement, as the company records fewer sales.
www.moneymorning.com.au Its profit and loss statement shows net commissions for the year at $52.5 million.
www.businessinsider.com.au Many businesses neglect to balance payroll figures from the payroll report to the profit and loss statement and the balance sheet.
smallbusiness.foxbusiness.com Esempi dal web (non verificati dalla Redazione di PONS)
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www.kiesler.org The second phase is characterized by revival, is part of our present and, ipso facto, draws ? at least demands ? our attention like many other statements of our time.
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Die zweite Phase ist von Wiederbelebung gekennzeichnet, ist Teil unserer Gegenwart und nimmt allein schon deshalb unsere Aufmerksamkeit in Anspruch, verlangt zumindest nach ihr ? wie auch andere Äußerungen unserer Zeit.
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www.goethe.de That the political element in art shows itself today less in collective statements than in the expression of subjective moods and individual experiences was recently demonstrated by two exhibitions:
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Dass sich das Politische in der Kunst heute weniger in kollektiven Äußerungen zeigt, sondern im Ausdruck subjektiver Befindlichkeiten und Erfahrungen des Einzelnen, wurde unlängst in zwei Ausstellungen deutlich:
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was.mur.at For art is - even if only indirectly - to be read - in terms of a cultural statement - as the symptom of a reaction to the current social condition and its standards.
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Denn Kunst ist, wenn auch nur mittelbar, als kulturelle Äußerung immer Symptom einer Reaktion auf gesellschaftliche Zustände und deren Standards.
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www.chocofrunuts.com (2) The quality of the goods shall correspond only to the seller's own information and the manufacturer's product description as agreed, but no other advertising, promotions and public statements by the manufacturer.
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(2) Als Beschaffenheit der Ware gelten nur die eigenen Angaben des Anbieters und die Produktbeschreibung des Herstellers als vereinbart, nicht jedoch sonstige Werbung, öffentliche Anpreisungen und Äußerungen des Herstellers.
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www.secession.at He is interested in the mystification of Modernism as an embodiment of functionality and rationality, a myth generated by the written statements of prominent figures of the period and by their almost equally dogmatic and hence “ uncritical ” reception.
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Den Antrieb bietet die Mystifikation der Moderne als Verkörperung von Funktionalität und Rationalität, welche sich den schriftlichen Äußerungen herausragender VertreterInnen dieser Epoche einerseits, sowie einer beinahe ebenso rigid dogmatischen und dadurch „ unkritischen “ Rezeption andererseits verdanken.
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