Sentence examples for be counted again from inspiring English sources

The ballots will be counted again on Tuesday to determine if a runoff between Ms. Franklin and Mr. Pitts is necessary.

A given course can be counted for only one of the two degrees, i.e., one course cannot meet the requirements for the A.B. degree and then be counted again for the A.M. degree.

On Monday, the Iraqi court ordered votes in Baghdad Province, the country's most populous, to be counted again after Prime Minister Nuri Kamal al-Maliki appealed the results in the capital, saying there had been widespread ballot manipulation.

But he wasn't able to tell me what the overlap is because a portion of those 2.3 million people could have already been counted as Facebook visitors when they visited Facebook previously, and thus would not be counted again.

These colocalising cells can now be counted again using the ImageJ macro DeadEasy Count.

To further ensure validity, the number of ACF will be counted again through observation of the recorded DVD by 3 blinded expert endoscopists (H.T, H.E, and E.S).

And when the work was completed, everything was counted again.

As the recount enters its fifth day, and with the election commission saying it could take many more yet, foreign observers have documented concerns in many of the 23 constituencies where presidential and parliamentary votes are being counted again.

Democrats were optimistic that some of the 501 nonvotes that were reviewed Saturday would be transformed into votes for Mr. Gore, who trails Mr. Bush in Florida by just 327 votes out of nearly 6 million votes cast after all 67 counties were counted again this week, according to a count by The Associated Press.

At the end of 30 minutes, the preference groups are counted again and the delegates are apportioned by multiplying the number in the preference group by the number of delegates up for grabs in a precinct, then dividing by the total attending the caucus.

Mr Capriles had previously said he would not accept the election results until all votes were counted again, and called Mr Maduro "illegitimate".