Sentence examples for be counted from the from inspiring English sources

The 18-month stay will be counted from the day that petition is determined to be complete.

The bodies have yet to be counted; from the latest tragedy in the Mediterranean only 28 have so far been saved.

The Fair Credit Reporting Act contains one explicit exception; in cases of "willful misrepresentation" by the reporting company, the two-year limit is to be counted from the plaintiff's discovery of the misrepresentation.

In the past 12 months it has grown by 2.7%, but most of that growth came in the December 2013 quarter and thus will not be counted from the next quarter onwards.

But the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, in San Francisco, reinstated it, ruling that the two years should be counted from the time the injury was discovered and not from the date of the action said to have violated the credit reporting act.

— Ravi Somaiya (@ravisomaiya) 14 Jun 12 Update from John F. Burns: For months, there has been a growing sense that there are likely to be yet more prominent scalps to be counted from the scandal of the Murdoch tabloids' newsroom wrongdoing, and the revelations of entangling relationships between the Murdoch empire, powerful politicians and Scotland Yard.

Results were being counted from the election held Sunday to choose a successor to the longtime president, Gnassingbé Eyadéma.

Premature beats were counted from the ECG record.

All the energies are counted from the X-point energy.

The vertebrae were counted from the C2 vertebra downwards, assuming seven cervical and 12 thoracic vertebrae.

The number of splits in each veneer was counted from the Novascan grader (Grenzebach, Germany) images.