Sentence examples for counted properly from inspiring English sources

And most voters say they are confident that their own votes were counted properly.

For mass-participation records, you must prove that you've counted properly.

I can agree that not every case is reported or counted properly.

In a nationwide televised address, he repeated that every vote had to be counted properly.

Or, do you think it is necessary to pursue any means possible to ensure that every vote is counted properly?

The thrust of his argument is that many votes have still not been counted properly and that more than 10,000 votes have not been counted at all.

But if the cells had a memory we could count properly.

An error in the vote tabulation means a counting error in which the vote tabulation system fails to count properly marked marksense or properly punched punchcard ballots.

I suspect, however, that the real reason is that domestic abuse is codified to make it seem rarer or more distant from the mainstream than it is – in this case, straightforwardly, by not counting properly.

Scottish Labour leader Kezia Dugdale highlighted statistics showing that almost half of the poorest pupils leaving primary school are unable to write or count properly, which she said "should shame us as a nation".

For example, I'm a C.P.A.... but you don't have to figure out -- be a C.P.A. -- to figure out something doesn't count properly, because if there are 1,100,000 students in the schools and 80,000 teachers and you divide that it comes to about 14 students per teacher.