Sentence examples for Figure disclosed from inspiring English sources

He repeats the 490,000 public-sector job losses figure disclosed by Danny Alexander yesterday.

The new figure, disclosed by HMRC, makes up almost half of the total £34bn "tax gap", which is the difference between the revenue that should be collected each year and the amount actually received.

The new figure, disclosed in a ministry white paper, comes after the United States, South Korea's key ally, imposed new sanctions on North Korea for a cyberattack on Sony Pictures Entertainment.

From August 1999 to August 2005, Bayou had losses of more than $88 million — a figure disclosed as a line item under "year-to-date profit or loss" on the Goldman statement.

The scale of the fraud could be 10 times higher than previously thought - at £50m rather than the £5m figure disclosed this week by Sir John Bourn, the comptroller and auditor general.

Some administrators see the figure, disclosed in a June report by the state's Department of Education and first reported today by The Hartford Courant, as a sign of stricter discipline in Connecticut public schools, which produce some of the highest-achieving students in the nation.

He amassed $20 million from fewer than 33,000 donors, according to figures disclosed by his campaign.

The figures, disclosed in corporate proxy statements this time of year, are often maddening.

Campaign figures disclosed to the Federal Election Commission showed that although he had raised $2.6m in February, he had spent $2.9m.

The annual breakdown of tests has been collated from figures disclosed to Ken Livingstone MP and declassified documents in the Public Record Office.

But none of the figures disclosed represent the amount that will ultimately be paid to the UK.