Sentence examples for declare the total from inspiring English sources

If we adopted this model rich taxpayers would still have to declare the total value of their assets to the I.R.S.

Importantly, they do not require manufacturers to declare the total value of their goods — or the destination of their goods, or the intended "end user" of the military equipment.

At a separate conference to discuss the project, Dr. Gilbert declares, The total human sequence is the grail of human genetics.

Even the liberal Father Murray thought Kennedy went too far in declaring the total separation of his religion from public life.

Many legislators have complained that the Russians have not fully declared the total and type of chemical weapons they made, and that they have put up too little of their own money for the project.

Holmes' death comes four days after the US-backed Syrian Democratic Forces – of which the YPG is the majority component – declared the "total liberation" of Raqqa, which for more than three years was the de facto capital of Isis.

In last week's letter, Pallone and other Democrats argued that declaring the total defeat of the Islamic State risks masking the continued atrocities in Syria carried out by the group.

There was something performative about providing that final "final answer" -- a change in identity, a new title declaring the total of your economic worth.

He probably landed on the huge list because he entered the country on several occasions carrying large amounts of cash, declaring the totals on his customs entry forms as required.

The bank filed suit this month, insisting that the building was too contaminated to be reoccupied and asking the court to force Allianz and AXA to declare the building a total loss and pay their contracted share of $1.7 billion in insured value.

Ninety-nine percent of health insurance markets in metropolitan areas are "highly concentrated," and roughly half of the states have just two insurers controlling 70 percent or more of the marketplace, according to an American Medical Association report released Tuesday that declared the "near total collapse of competitive and dynamic health insurance markets".