Sentence examples for be counted in a from inspiring English sources

On closer inspection, the figure looks as wishful as the words in the communiqu?ssued by the Group of 20, with some of the money yet to be pledged, some double-counted and some to be counted in a "synthetic currency".

For some, there has been the expression of a desire to act, to be counted in a more profound way.

You say, "The conviction that every vote must be counted in a democratic election should be automatic".

And here's the most comforting part: that paper ballot remains, and can be counted in a recount.

The Constitution requires that every resident of the United States be counted in a decennial census, whether or not they are citizens.

Under Mr. Gore's plan the votes can be counted in a week and a winner in the long presidential race can be declared without further delay.

Supernatants were collected (2,400 g, 30 min, 4°C), and the radioactivity was counted in a Packard Cobra II Gamma Counter GMII).

After 3 days in culture, number of cells was counted in a Bürker counting chamber.

Only 32 were counted in a 1926 survey, mostly in trees behind Whig Hall.

Not all 15-year-olds (target age) are counted in a given country or region.

Those votes are still being counted in a process that is expected to take weeks.