Sentence examples for call amounts from inspiring English sources

The Sudan Tribune called the deal a "breakthrough" for opposition forces, but Hassabo Mohammed Abdel-Rahman, Sudan's second vice president, said the call amounts to "treason to the homeland".

Civil rights attorney Randolph McLaughlin went so far as to say the call amounts to a violation of the New York City Human Rights Law, which makes it unlawful "for an employer … because of the actual written or perceived … race of any person, to discriminate".

Conversely, when calling the opponent's bet (100 blind +4900 call amount = 5000 chips), the expected value is based on the probability of the hand winning.

The net cost of buying the nearer-term calls amounts to $2.20 per contract.

There's also the question of whether a broadband connection that can't necessarily make 911 calls amounts to a Lifeline service.

In the presence of noise, variant calling amounts to balance sensitivity and specificity.

In 1999, the total number of Zivis, as they are called, amounted to 138,000.

It also became clear early on that some jurors believed that much of Mr. Blagojevich's crass political talk — captured in hours of secretly recorded phone calls — amounted to dreamy thoughts of what he might gain, not criminal demands.

In the United States, these transfer payments, as they are called, amount to some 10 percent of total consumer income; in a number of European nations, they come to considerably more.

These calls amount not so much to calls for resolutions of the controversy, as to ways of managing the controversy.

"Cold-dispensed beverages", as the category is called, amount to only about 2% of a store's sales, but on average, they return a 48% gross profit, according to the National Association of Convenience Stores.