Sentence examples for counting accurately from inspiring English sources

He is one of 200 trained decoys planted around the city to make sure the volunteers are covering their ground and counting accurately.

They are extremely difficult to count accurately, partly for that reason.

The act of voting is meaningful only if we believe that our vote will count — and be counted accurately.

These measures are critical to ensuring that every vote, including votes of military personnel, counts and is counted accurately.

"She talked to the foreman to make sure the hours we worked were counted accurately," he said.

That is why I have believed from the start that while time is important, it is even more important that every vote is counted and counted accurately.

It's not hard for publishers to serve their own ads, it's just hard to get advertisers to believe that those ads have been counted accurately.

New Jersey needs to quickly get to the bottom of the problem to ensure voters that in November their ballots will be counted accurately.

As federal judge Mark Goldsmith has stated, "the right to vote, and to have that vote conducted fairly and counted accurately – is the bedrock of our nation".

Perhaps best of all, because a public Web site would post the complete information from every ballot, anyone could check that every single vote has been counted accurately.

Mr. Stewart's own surveys also show that people who wait longer to vote have less confidence that their votes are counted accurately.