Sentence examples for conditions amounts from inspiring English sources

Opposition politicians and former politicians alike are noting on social media that counting votes under these conditions amounts to an election under conditions of a coup d'etat.

The burden of disease caused by treatable surgical conditions amounts to 401 million disability-adjusted life years (DALYs, a measurement of the burden of the disease), more than that caused by malaria, tuberculosis and HIV/Aids together (214 million DALYs).

The first model shows that the error in the calculated exposure concentration, by using partitioning coefficients derived under unfavourable experimental conditions, compared to realistic conditions, amounts to 1400%.

Let us also suppose, given appropriate background assumptions, that the satisfaction of these conditions amounts to a conclusive reason to take the train.

Some hold that the requisite assurance is sufficiently binding that the speaker's assertion to a hearer, under standard conditions, amounts to the speaker's giving his word to the hearer (Thomson 1990; Elgin 2001; for comparisons of promising and asserting, Watson 2004).

(If we assume that the E field is generated solely by the charge distribution, this conditions amounts to requiring that the E field at any point in space simply be the one generated by the charge distribution according to Coulomb's inverse square law of electrostatics).

One defence solicitor said the conditions amounted to his client being deported.

Experts on slavery estimate that 17 million children worldwide are held in conditions amounting to slavery.

In 2011, Amnesty International wrote to Attorney General Eric H. Holder Jr., expressing concern that the conditions amounted to cruel and inhuman treatment.

Dr. Lee could remain in custody for a week or so while the judge's tough conditions, amounting to home detention, are finalized.

The Court's reasoning applies to actions deemed necessary to remedy violations of the Constitution, like prisons in which the conditions amount to cruel and unusual punishment.