This is a significant restatement of the Watch's core value.
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WARREN BUFFETT: No, that doesn't usually count as a restatement.
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Evercore ISI analyst Umer Raffat said investors were expecting a big restatement after the Wall Street Journal on Monday evening reported that the company was about to announce an earnings restatement, based on unnamed sources.
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He still called on ALI members to oppose the restatement, though.
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Instead the amicus brief is a "restatement" of the religion's beliefs.
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"Style is matter," said Nabokov, which was his restatement of Goethe's
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Victims said the meeting merely produced a restatement of old promises.
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The lost deduction means a restatement of that year's tax filing.
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Opposition to the ALI draft restatement was so vigorous that the group did not reach a vote on its proposed black-letter rules on consumer assent, postponing a final ALI restatement until next spring, at the earliest.
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Will be impacted by restatement Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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The restatement slashed Mobily's total profits by 3.63 billion riyals ($968 million).
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And-- that apparently is going to require a restatement of a few years.
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Valeant's restatement, announced in February, was a modest $58m, while Monsanto's was $48m.
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Most of the speech was a restatement of known goals and wishful thinking.
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Today, the ALI meets to vote on the approval of this latest restatement.
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I think this is a restatement of his constitutional authority and our constitutional authority.
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The analyst said the restatement could hurt the company's ability to raise new capital.
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EISEN: SO THE BIG HEADLINE OUT OF YOUR INVESTIGATION IS NO RESTATEMENT OF EARNINGS.
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The restatement has already been in the works for several years, and opposition isn't new.
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More than that, it was a pointed restatement of ideals that the war had squashed.
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The restatement is in line with prior guidance and is related to updated accounting standards.
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The restatement is in line with prior guidance, and is related to updated accounting standards.
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Valeant's board has accused him of "improper conduct" related to a pending Valeant accounting restatement.
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The earnings restatement was related to sales by Valeant to a distributor, the Journal said.
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Consumer protection laws certainly aren't always consumer-friendly, and the ALI's restatement accurately reflects some verdicts.
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It also said a restatement of its 173 and 2017 results would likely lower reported earnings.
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The committee said it had not found anything that would require a restatement of past earnings.
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Its restatement would also see Russian foreign currency bonds return to some widely-tracked bond indices.
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The Goldbergs end with a restatement of the Aria on which the variation sequence is based.
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In March 2013, the company issued a restatement of its accounting between 2008 and mid-2012.
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That doesn't usually – BECKY QUICK: I think this is – that's not related to restatement of earnings.
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It also said a restatement of its 2016 and 2017 results would likely lower reported earnings.
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Although clearly uneasy with restatement, never does the speaker rehearse the treasured verse for the reader.
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In essence, Murphy said, it's a restatement of Congress' constitutional powers and of the War Powers Act.
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Asia markets saw gains on Wednesday, despite the White House's restatement of its tough stance on trade.
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The company said it did not believe the amount of the restatement was "quantitatively material" to its finances.
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The meeting ended without ALI members discussing several sections of the restatement, let alone reaching a final vote.
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So the accounting rules – this is not – the restatement of earnings is not due to the S.E.C. investigation.
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The tweets in question are better understood as "proud and optimistic restatement of publicly disclosed information," the filing says.
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Because of this dynamic, we are concerned with their most recent endeavor to publish a Restatement of Copyright law.
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That was a restatement of Merkel's earlier view that Europe had to take its fate in its own hands.
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In America one good measure of this is the size of the biggest accounting restatement in a given year.
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Clinton, offered his cheering supporters a strong restatement of his message about the dire need to reform campaign finance.
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Wells Fargo analyst David Maris said on Tuesday in a follow-up note that the restatement could unsettle investors.
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"I had no knowledge of the possible restatement prior to the company's public announcement in early August," he said.
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The restatement stems from a need to adjust for new revenue recognition rules for its long-term service contracts.
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While the work's title refers the garland of skulls worn by Kali, Seborovski's forms are not a literal restatement.
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In the case of user agreements, the proposed ALI restatement was to be a "bargain" for consumers and tech companies.
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Seven years ago, the ALI began pondering a new restatement governing consumer contracts—and your legal rights as a consumer.
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China's announced reforms to financial services are largely a restatement of old promises and may well not be implemented effectively.
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The company expects the accounting review to lead to a restatement of 2018 results to reflect any misstatements, it said.
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In fact, the language of the executive order amounted to a convoluted restatement—rather than repudiation—of the Johnson amendment itself.
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Duterte's spokesman, Ernesto Abella, said the president had been making a "restatement" of his bid to chart an independent foreign policy.
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The "accuracy" point is obvious — you desperately want to avoid the dreaded "restatement of earnings" that calls into question company competence.
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If the main finding of the committee's review turns out to be the restatement, the stock will likely rise, she said.
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He said in a statement last week that he did not do anything improper in relation to the planned earnings restatement.
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There was more grandeur in her solo restatement of the opening theme than the whole Philharmonic had mustered at the start.
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Moreover, China's agreement to the international deal was less a concession to American pressure than a restatement of its own goals.
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The company expects the accounting review to lead to a restatement of its 2018 results to reflect any misstatements, it said.
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This looks like a restatement of where we left negotiations more than 10 years ago and not a major step forward.
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The powerful American Law Institute (ALI) hoped to solve this problem with something called the Restatement of the Law of Consumer Contracts.
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On the whole, the first-quarter report offers further relief for GE after last week's earnings restatement also held no nasty revelations.
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The company said an audit of sales and accounting processes could lead to the restatement of prior quarterly net sales in Poland.
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"We believe the Draft Restatement represents an abandonment of important principles of consumer protection in exchange for illusory benefits," the AGs argued.
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"A restatement of what's great about the country is never a rebuke to anything," he said when asked, with a slight smile.
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The restatement draft says that as long as there's "reasonable notice" that such a contract exists, users have effectively consented to follow it.
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A 2012 restatement reduced the automakers' fleetwide average fuel economy from 27 miles to 26 miles per gallon for the 2012 model year.
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The restatement stems from a need to adjust for new revenue recognition rules issued by the Financial Accounting Standards Board, announced in 2014.
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The moment's good for a laugh, and it works, too, as a subtle restatement of the play's obsession with subjectivity and its sources.
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"This looks like a restatement of where we left negotiations more than 10 years ago and not a major step forward," he said.
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It is an anemic restatement of common themes, now recast to reclaim a constituency whose defection supposedly cost the party the last election.
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"The proposed Restatement, if adopted, would drive a dagger through consumers' rights," wrote Melvin Eisenberg, professor emeritus at the UC Berkeley School of Law.
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Jason Chaffetz, R-Utah, chairman of the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee, declined to comment on Mylan's restatement of its profit on EpiPens.
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It was not so much a warning as a restatement of facts; Gulati had made almost identical comments about Klinsmann's job security in November.
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Fitch also notes that the recent restatement of its CET1 calculation is considered a negative given it signals some weakness within its internal controls.
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Valeant disclosed in a securities filing that the restatement involved some $58 million in revenue that was improperly included in its 2014 financial statements.
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The board of directors is also proposing a revision and restatement of its articles of association to conform to the requirements for listed companies.
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He followed his message of reconciliation to the people of Laos with a fervent restatement of his strategic focus on Asia, often called the pivot.
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Ernesto Abella said Duterte's announcement that Manila would "separate" from the United States was a "restatement of his position on charting an independent foreign policy".
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But most of what he said was simply a restatement of what we already know or suspect about the biological differences between men and women.
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However — and this is important — it is one thing to write a poem that, by its nature as poem, participates in the logic of restatement.
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Restating statutory laws could result in judges looking to the Restatement for interpretations that mischaracterize or misrepresent the text of the law as passed by Congress.
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But it said it needed more time to evaluate "the impact of any identified material weaknesses" on prior filings, and could not rule out a restatement.
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The restatement came largely in line with what the company announced during its fourth-quarter call with investors, with no repercussions for the expected 2018 earnings.
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"My understanding is that the provision that the gentleman refers to is a restatement of the religious liberties from the 1964 Civil Rights Act," Thornberry said.
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Schweikert's office said in a statement to The Hill that Thursday's report was merely a restatement of earlier accusations against the congressman, which he had denied.
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A 2012 restatement by Hyundai and Kia reduced the automakers' fleetwide average fuel economy from 27 miles to 26 miles per gallon for the 2012 model year.
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AND ANNOUNCES AMENDMENT AND RESTATEMENT OF CREDIT FACILITY * EXTENDS CREDIT FACILITY'S MATURITY DATE OF OBLIGATIONS THEREUNDER TO NOV 30, 2020 Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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Ericsson, which has cut costs and reorganized in response, said a restatement of its financials to reflect its new structure had uncovered the potential need for impairments.
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The restatement was largely in line with what GE announced during the company's fourth-quarter call with investors, with no repercussions for the company's expected 2018 earnings.
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" Under the policy, Valeant is required to show that the executive's "knowing or intentional fraudulent or illegal misconduct is the basis, at least partially, for the restatement.
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They're not alone; a year and a half ago Senator Elizabeth Warren wrote the ALI to note the restatement language would be hugely problematic for American consumers.
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Its Chief Executive Bill Hocking told reporters the restatement related to a "technical point" regarding how much revenue to recognise from a loss-making contract in Aberdeen.
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She wants to be on TV because that's where famous people go, which is just a blunter restatement of the real, and somewhat arbitrary, media prestige pecking order.
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Announces completion of second amendment and restatement of its revolving credit and term loan facility Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage: (Bengaluru Newsroom: +1 646 646 8780)
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Trump is likely to repay Macron's hospitality with a firm restatement of the alliance, and the importance of France's global role, always an important consideration in French politics.
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It's worth keeping in mind as Valeant talks of an accounting restatement that the company has been far more aggressive than its peers in burnishing its financial results.
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The restatement will reduce its reported 2014 GAAP earnings by about 10 cents per share and increase 2015 GAAP earnings by about 9 cents per share, Valeant said.
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That update, which was made in a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission, also provided details about the expected restatement of its 20183 and 22018 financial results.
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Taken together, in the 1940s Hayek, Popper and Schumpeter offered a muscular attack on collectivism, totalitarianism and historicism, and a restatement of the virtues of liberal democracy and markets.
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Its adoption of the Obsidian name was an effort to distance itself from Penn West's past, including a September 2014 restatement of more than two years of financial statements.
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The restatement did not change the group's consolidated result, the bank said, but gave a clearer picture of the new units' historical performance, and that of Swiss Universal Bank.
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General Electric – GE will take a $4.2 billion first-quarter charge, following an earnings restatement that cuts 2016 and 2017 profit by a total of 30 cents per share.
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The main reason Diamond's stock has remained steady in the face of a possible restatement is its pending $2.2 billion acquisition by Apollo Global Management, the private equity giant.
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In a sense, these comments are merely a restatement of Sanders' ambition of wresting power from the powerful -- in this instance, from Biden, an icon of the old guard.
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It declined to comment on Whitaker's claims that firm members initially worked hand-in-hand with Mattel's finance team to cover up the accounting error to avoid a restatement.
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"Given that today's report from OCE is merely a restatement of what has been reported previously, our position has not changed," said Chris Baker, a spokesman for Schweikert's office.
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We fear the restatement was begun with the aim of moving judicial interpretations of copyright law away from existing statutes and toward interpretations that would weaken copyright protections for Americans.
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His lashing of North Korea was a vigorous restatement of what's been said by U.S. leaders before, but delivered with new intensity in the august setting of the General Assembly.
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This was due to a gain of around 500 million euros stemming from the restatement - requested by market watchdog Consob - of the Alexandria derivative trade which has since been terminated.
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"The guidance is not a restatement or a new statement on matters relating to gender, nor does it change the Church of England's teaching," a spokeswoman added in a statement.
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N rose 20153 percent on Tuesday, the morning after the drugmaker said a board committee investigation into its dealings with distributor Philidor Rx Services would result in a profit restatement.
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"Calories in, calories out" is more than a banal restatement of the Law of Conservation of Energy: it is a metaphor casting the metabolism as akin to a current account.
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" Middle East Institute expert on Saudi Arabia, Tom Lippman, told Axios the trip will mostly be "ritual theater," including a "big welcome, restatement of mutual support, maybe a few deals.
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The Adagio's beginning seems to have all the hallmarks of classical form, until the restatement of the theme is interrupted by a non sequitur of violent staccatos and fortissimo outbursts.
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He rejected arguments by the Watts Guerra experts that the Restatement of the Rule of Laws and the Rules Enabling Act bar him from interfering with reasonable contingency fee contracts.
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Rather than a detailed statement filled with concrete restraints on the North, the document seemed to amount mostly to a restatement of long-assumed principles and an agreement to keep talking.
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ALI's proposed Restatement has the potential to irreparably harm the creative industries and the millions of Americans who depend on copyright protections to make a living – we hope they reconsider immediately.
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Roadrunner said in a statement that it was fully cooperating with the Justice Department and the Securities and Exchange Commission in their investigation into events leading to restatement of the company's results.
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The latter class includes attorney Alan Kaplinsky, who has staunchly defended arbitration clauses for companies but expressed concerns about the restatement because the unconscionability rule could make contracts too easy to break.
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The company said the restatement reduced previously reported fiscal 2014 revenue by about $58 million, net income attributable to its shareholders by about $33 million, and earnings per share by 9 cents.
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The restatement for the first quarter of 2015 lowered revenue by about $21 million, but increased net income attributable to Valeant by about $24 million and earnings per share by 7 cents.
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Yet, far from being an answer to regional disunity, Prosur looks like a restatement of the problem: that in Latin America regional institutions have become hostage to ideology and ephemeral political alignments.
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They often include some combination of a revision of company strategy, significant writedown or sale of assets, restatement of financial accounts, replacement of senior executives and changes in guidance about future prospects.
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Now, since Ryan already hadn't been defending Trump or campaigning with him, his statement could have been interpreted as mainly a restatement of the status quo, as National Review's Tim Alberta argues.
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Buying Philidor turned out to be problematic for Valeant when the company had to issue an accounting restatement after finding that it had incorrectly recorded $58 million in sales to the pharmacy.
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While two industry sources familiar with the contents of the response said it was largely a restatement of previous Chinese commitments, it was seen as a necessary starting point for continued negotiations.
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William Blair analysts said while the executive changes may signify a serious internal matter, the update on the investigation is highly encouraging as it suggests that a financial restatement does not appear likely.
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"By failing to engage in meaningful critique, new ideas or language, the UNGASS Outcome Document is at risk of becoming an expensive restatement of previous agreements and conventions," the civil society letter said.
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Restatement of disclosures about purchases from AFGlobal of e-frac equipment, which it has said were under contract by Diamondback Energy and Exxon Mobil Corp, were part of what drove the board's review.
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While two industry sources familiar with the contents of the response told Reuters it was largely a restatement of previous Chinese commitments, it was seen as a necessary starting point for continued negotiations.
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Wells Fargo's rule is written broadly enough that Stumpf was subject to a clawback even though the bank's $185 million fine did not force it to make a material restatement of its results.
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"Given the ongoing forensic review, it is not possible to provide further detail regarding ... whether any additional years financial statements may require restatement," it said in the presentation, which it published on its website.
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Susquehanna stock analyst Pablo Zuanic said in a report Thursday that uncertainties still lie ahead for the company and "significant inherent risks," including a possible restatement of financial results due to the ongoing audit.
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But they offered a more detailed restatement of arguments he and other Fed officials have made in recent weeks warning that the current state of affairs may be about as good as it gets.
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It would be easy to dismiss the thesis as a restatement of the limits-to-growth debate or as yet another instance of how everyone uses the greenhouse effect to promote his own agenda.
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Of Mr. Penn's article, which was subject to follow-up interviews with eyewitnesses for fact-checking, Mr. Wenner said, "It's not a vindication but a restatement of how good we are, how strong we are."
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"Whilst the internal review and investigation into the accounting irregularities have not yet concluded, the restatement of the financial statements ... for years prior to 2015 is likely to be required," Steinhoff said in a statement.
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Logitech agreed to pay a $7.5 million penalty to settle charges it inflated its fiscal 2011 results to meet its earnings guidance and committed other accounting violations over five years, culminating in a 2014 restatement.
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In Japan an accounting scandal at Toshiba, a conglomerate, which led to a restatement worth $1.9 billion last year, dented faith in accounting and in the local affiliate of EY, another Big Four audit firm.
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BMO recently announced the restatement of its regulatory CET1 ratio that led to a decline in the reported figure of 103 basis points (bps) to 10% from 10.5% for the third quarter of 2016 (3Q16).
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"At no time did I engage in any improper conduct that relates to any restatement of revenue the company is considering," he said, also denying that he had given the board or auditors incorrect information.
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If they choose to cooperate (which is probably the wise course for a company that has confessed accounting problems in a financial restatement) the SEC is going to want to hear about the internal investigation.
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Steny Hoyer, criticized Republican leaders for saying they couldn't pass the spending bill because of the Democratic proposal, which Democrats argue is a restatement of the President's executive order aimed at banning discrimination by federal contractors.
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Canaccord Genuity analyst Gabriel Dechaine estimated that BMO's third-quarter risk-weighted assets, reported at about C$260 billion ($197 billion), would likely be inflated by about C$12 billion as a result of the restatement.
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Check out the companies making headlines before the bell: General Electric – In a new report, Cowen recommends avoiding GE stock ahead of an upcoming restatement of earnings and its first quarter report scheduled for Apr. 20.
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Paige Cunningham of the Washington Examiner posted a 19-page document House Republicans were given at a briefing this morning, and overall, it seemed to be a restatement of Ryan's previously released "A Better Way" plan.
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In recent years, the Obama administration has sought to highlight cooperation on climate change, but China's commitments, first made in 2014, have been less a concession to American pressure than a restatement of its own goals.
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BECKY QUICK: That is not restatement of earnings on any of these issues— WARREN BUFFETT: No. No. BECKY QUICK: These are things that GE has already said on this, that we're talking about from that front.
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"I don't think the IT issue, which did not cause a restatement, which is what I most fear, will be a big deal, and now the stock's down nearly 9 percent from its September highs," he continued.
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The firm also reaffirmed its market perform rating for GE. "We expect the upcoming accounting restatement and Q1 print to continue to pressure this 'show me' stock," analyst Gautam Khanna wrote in a note to clients Wednesday.
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A provision of the Dodd-Frank Act expanded the use of clawbacks by requiring public companies to adopt policies to recover incentive-based compensation paid to executives when there is a restatement of previously issued financial statements.
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He recorded some tracks in the spring and will return to the studio next month, with the idea of an update — as in "Here's who I am now," he said — as well as a restatement of purpose.
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Restating its 2015 earnings will boost the company's shareholder equity by between $100 million and $150 million, while a restatement for the first three quarters of 2016 will add another $20 million to $60 million, it added.
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Seehofer's restatement of his hard line came a day after the Social Democrats (SPD), the third party in Merkel's fragile coalition, finally gave their consent to the migration deal after a bruising battle that left lingering resentment.
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The book, "The Name of God is Mercy," breaks no new ground but is a compelling restatement of the themes of Francis' papacy told in simple, breezy language in a freewheeling conversation with veteran Italian journalist Andrea Tornielli.
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"FY 2015 guidance had also included goodwill impairment charges and risk costs amounting to 124.1 million euros, which were reallocated to FY 2014 in the course of a restatement," the Austrian bank said in a statement on Monday.
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The problem with this approach is that it is prompted only by a restatement not by other regulatory violations, and gets to only one component of executive pay, leaving untouched regular salaries — some of which are quite substantial.
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The FAI's auditors said last month it could not guarantee the body could continue as a going concern after an ordered restatement of the scandal-hit association's accounts increased its overall liability to 55 million euros ($61 million).
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Adidas said it was taking an impairment of 475 million euros related to the Reebok trademark in 2016, but it said the restatement had no impact on its cash position and reiterated its guidance for 2018 and beyond.
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If "Caller from Ganymede" uses paraphrase to render a flatness inconsistent with poetic convention, then the opening piece plays a bit close to poetic expectations, while challenging the notion of paraphrase as a restatement meant to clarify meaning.
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The Senate Special Committee on Aging hearing comes as the Canadian-based company is coping with a variety of federal investigations into its accounting practices that led to a restatement and delays in the filing of its annual report.
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Spain's Banco Popular extended its slide from the previous session, taking losses over the past two sessions to more than 11 percent after the lender announced a restatement on Monday and said that its CEO is to step down.
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"As a result of the fact that I did not engage in any improper conduct regarding this proposed restatement, I have respectfully declined the request from the Company's Board to resign from the Board," Schiller said in a statement.
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Spain's Banco Popular extended its slide from the previous session, taking losses over the past two sessions to more than 13 percent after the lender announced a restatement on Monday and said that its CEO is to step down.
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Monte dei Paschi's swing to a profit for the year as a whole was due to a gain of around 500 million euros from the restatement - requested by market watchdog Consob - of the Alexandria derivative trade, which has since been terminated.
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But the proposed restatement galvanized consumer rights advocates into opposition, caused a brief drama when the ALI issued copyright takedown notices to a critic who posted the draft online, and drew fire from two dozen state attorneys general and Sen.
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To save us both from reading a slower restatement of fact, here are the company's guts and bolts, as we like to say: Carbon Black's revenue growth for calendar 22016 comes to 92 percent, down from 22017 percent the year before.
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The company, which is exploring a possible sale, said while the potential impact of the violations were still unknown, it may force restatement of some of its historical financial statements and management's discussion and analysis for the periods ended Dec.
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But it said the restatement had no impact on its cash position and reiterated its guidance for 2018 and beyond, adding that Reebok's prospects were unchanged, even as the brand reported a 3 percent fall in sales in the second quarter.
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The full financial impact of the findings was still being determined and would be reflected "to the extent possible" in a restatement of company earnings in the 2016 financial year and as yet unpublished earnings in 2017 and 2018, it said.
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"I think when you actually analyze what the Saudis have said, it's actually just a broad restatement of their existing supply policy, which is that they will always seek to work to keep markets balanced and make up the shortfall," he said.
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One would think Mueller would find it difficult to not understand Trump's repeated expression of approval for WikiLeaks publication of stolen goods as not representing a "tacit agreement" to promote "election interference" — Mueller's awkward restatement of his charge to determine Trump-Russia collusion.
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"Under no fair reading of the materiality standard did Musk's proud and optimistic restatement of publicly disclosed information, coming after the market closed, 'significantly alter' the total mix of information available to investors," said his legal team in a March 11 response to the SEC.
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"There are still a myriad of moving parts between and into and out of GE and GECS, a significant amount of restatement versus the 2017 10-K, and even another reclassification of cash flow from operating to investing which was $5 billion," he said.
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Today it feels like a restatement of that in lots of ways, including the sex stuff, because now it's gotten even more, I mean the people are worried about tech addiction and the use of tech and how people meet each other and dating.
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DUBLIN, Dec 22017 (Reuters) - The Football Association of Ireland's (FAI) auditors were unable to guarantee the governing body can continue as a going concern after an ordered restatement of its accounts reported on Friday increased its overall liability to 233 million euros ($2462 million).
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"It was an amazing restatement of the ethical position that APA came to after years of debate and discussion," Stephen Soldz of the Boston Graduate School of Psychoanalysis, one of the leading "dissidents" who has long argued that the APA was complicit in torture, told BuzzFeed News.
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The operator said in December it had reached agreement with most of its banks on the changes, which were needed after its massive earnings restatement meant it breached a requirement for a minimum level of earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation (EBITDA) against its debt pile.
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In explaining its recent revenue restatement, for instance, Valeant said it should not have booked some sales when it transferred products to a distributor called Philidor Rx Services, whose murky ties to Valeant were examined by the Southern Investigative Reporting Foundation, which reports on financial issues.
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These questions are heated enough that last spring, state AGs and consumer advocates rose up in opposition to a proposed American Law Institute restatement of the law of consumer contracts that, in their view, would have done away with the requirement that consumers assent to arbitration.
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Unless carefully managed in accord with Congress' strong restatement of U.S. commitment to an open investment policy, CFIUS's expanded authority could effectively reduce not just Chinese investments, but also investments from many other foreign sources that are increasingly concerned with the direction of U.S. economic nationalism.
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One important measure, which is the scale of the single largest restatement by an individual firm in America in any given year, has shown a marked decline in the size of the corrections, points out Don Whalen of Audit Analytics, a data provider and research firm (see chart).
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As Feierstein's piece makes clear, that policy was devoid of any support or concern for Cuba's long-suffering dissidents and pro-democracy advocates, the majority of whom have endorsed President Trump's rollback of Obama policies and applaud the president's restatement of the importance of the U.S. trade embargo on Cuba.
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"Obviously, financial restatements are not supposed to happen, and while it is helpful from the company's perspective that no senior managers were implicated, any financial restatement attributed to employee misconduct raises questions about financial incentives within the company," said David Sterling, former chair of the litigation department at law firm Baker Botts.
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Currency traders, meanwhile, are debating how - if at all - dropping money from the sky differs from QE. For many, breaking the policy taboo is more significant than any quantifiable cash impact, offering a powerful restatement of the 'whatever it takes' approach and an answer to anxiety about central banks being out of ammunition.
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This selection is wide-ranging in the best sense of that description, as McGrath moves easily from sprawling poems like the 21-page "Commodity Fetishism in the White City" to small monuments to precision like "Releasing the Sherpas," which is as neat a restatement of the mind-body problem as you'll read.
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Many religious leaders complained that it did no such thing: trumpeted as a move to allow the faithful to avoid activities that clashed with their beliefs it instead mostly amounted to a restatement of the Johnson Amendment, a rule from 1954 that makes churches' tax-exempt status contingent upon them doing little political advocacy.
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For this reason, a painting like "Hoover Cock" (2016), a restatement of the 1966 canvas "LAMF" (which, according to the artist, stands for "Like a Mother Fuck" — without the more common "-er" at the end), comes off not as the work of a pessimist but an outraged idealist, even with its hard-to-take invocations of ISIS and Mein Kampf.
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Army contract will result in a net loss over its 2450-year term * Believes that primary impact of restatement is in fiscal 1503, but there are related changes necessary in periods subsequent to fiscal 2150 * Q22015 adjusted earnings per share $22 * Sees FY 2016 revenue $4.45 billion to $4.5 billion * Also updated 2016 range of its free cash flow guidance to $225-$275 million.
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Read more about accounting-related issues:Here's why business experts think Uber's 'profitability' pledge is misleading and meaninglessLA startup FloQast raised $40 million with this pitch deck that shows how even accounting software can inspire passionThe SEC's patience is running thin with an accounting measure that WeWork, Uber, and Peloton are fond ofIn its IPO documents, Peloton warned it's got some particular shortcomings as a business that could lead to fraud or financial restatement
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In the Notre Dame speech, this reassurance manifests itself in a restatement of the assumptions that have guided organized religious conservatism since the 1960s: that the chief threat to religious faith comes from secularizing elites; that the great moral debates of our time pit Christian rigorists on the right against moral relativists on the left; that religious conservatives and limited-government conservatives can be natural allies because the welfare state is an ersatz religious institution that crowds out private charity and churches.
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Read more about accounting-related issues:Watchdog groups are warning that up to 50% of the audits performed by the Big Four accounting firms are fatally flawed and are calling on Congress to step in to prevent another financial meltdownHere's why business experts think Uber's 'profitability' pledge is misleading and meaninglessThe SEC's patience is running thin with an accounting measure that WeWork, Uber, and Peloton are fond ofIn its IPO documents, Peloton warned it's got some particular shortcomings as a business that could lead to fraud or financial restatement
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Reports 123 fourth quarter and full year results and announces restatement * total student enrollment decreased 16.3% to 44,922 as of december 31, 2015 compared to 53,646 as of december 31, 2014 * current internal estimate for new student enrollment in 2016 compared to 2015 is a decrease in range of 12% to 15% * Audit committee has determined co did not properly account for a debt discount associated with peaks senior debt * Entered into limited waiver to financing agreement with cerberus, whereby cerberus waives any default under financing agreement Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage: (Reporting By Sudarshan Varadhan)
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