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The committee found understated liabilities, related party transactions, unauthorised guarantees, understated net worth and company personnel transactions among other irregularities.

As attentive to its sense of place as to its emotionally guarded characters, Off Season promises an hour of thoughtful reading accompanied by understated but sturdy visual storytelling.

But this reduction understates NESE in two ways and, thus, self-employment taxes also are understated. (The illustrations provided here assume that the individual has only SEI and no employee earnings.)

We observed nonconformities with conditions of licence agreement in the accounts prepared by all six operators covered in audit due to which their AGR computed for sharing revenue with the government was understated, the national auditor said in its report.

The agency said that strength of Australia's banks is being understated because of the local regulator's tough rules.

CLAIMS about the economic damage that a Brexit would cause have been "understated", former deputy prime minister Nick Clegg has told a pro-EU rally.

I'd have to argue with "understated" - for me it jumps out as something fantastically bold - especially for Hyundai.

Flattering eye-shapes have been given the Radley touch, with oversized square fronts softened with contrast inner colours and understated branding.

The article on soundproofing in your June 2014 issue gives an understated impression of how much an improvement a 10-decibel reduction in sound is and an overstated impression of the risks associated with exposure to unreduced sound.