Sentence examples for count equally from inspiring English sources

But both count equally on the delegate scoreboard.

With a nationwide popular vote, every vote would count and count equally — one person, one vote.

But it's also true that not all votes count equally today, and not all voters are treated equally.

Unequal turnout matters because it threatens the central claim of democracy that every view should count equally.

In same-day registration states, these folks don't leave the voting booth wondering if their ballots will count equally alongside their neighbors'.

The grades for students electing Plan A will be determined by computing the average grade on the paper, the midterm examination and the final examination; all three will count equally.

Employment, seeking work, looking after young children and caring for sick or disabled adults would all count as equally creditable activities.

Theories being sets of propositions, several theories could likewise be unambiguously coordinated with a given set of facts and thus count as equally true representations of those facts.

In calculating this total, utilitarianism insists on a principle of equality: each person's utility counts equally with that of every other person (Mill 1861).

One of the most obvious is the equal weighting scheme, in which the estimate of each expert is counted equally in the summary estimate.

All winks that go off the mat are counted as equally far away, and all winks that go into the pot are equally near.