account day

British  

noun

1. (on the London Stock Exchange) the day on which deliveries and payments relating to transactions made during the preceding account are made

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Example Sentences

McDonald said her effort "at this point in time" had to be in respect of "holding this government to account day and daily, building with my Sinn Féin colleagues and with colleagues beyond Sinn Féin a real alternative as and when the next general election occurs".

From BBC

He added average temperature data was used to make the hottest joint summer declaration as it was a robust measure taking into account day and night temperatures.

From BBC

Trump was particularly perturbed by this testimony and had been engaged in hysterical character assassination every since, posting insult after insult on his Truth Social account day after day.

From Salon

“We are very aware that the individuals we hire play a significant role in the life of the school, and we want to be sure, whoever we hire, we take everything into account,” Day said.

From Washington Post

The McCarthy years were a proud time in the history of this newspaper, whose news columns, editorials and especially its editorial cartoons by the genius Herblock held McCarthy to account day after day.

From Washington Post