Sentence examples for do the tally from inspiring English sources

While the Department of Housing and Urban Development requires that cities count their total homeless population every other year, LA — second only to New York in the size of its homeless population — chooses to do the tally annually.

But now it's time to do the tallying.

That decision was partially reversed, after some embarrassing publicity, but attrition figures for the Afghan army at the corps level and below remain classified, as do the tallies of aircraft in the country's inventory, according to Alex Bronstein-Moffly, a spokesman for Sopko.

Still, we can say this much: Mr. Obama ran for and won a second term, something only about half of the men to serve as president have done (the tally is 20 or 21 out of 43, depending on how you count Grover Cleveland).

Write-in votes of unregistered candidates are not tallied by election officials, so Leebens-Mack did the tallying himself after getting the write-in list from officials in his county.

So does the Tory tally of 11 seats in Wales change anything?

Only in the case of unanimity does the vote tally necessarily reflect the ultimate classification: if all network outputs fall below (or above) the threshold, their average output must do so as well.

The last panel of Figure 2B does not seem to show this, nor does the statement tally with the first paragraph of the Discussion.

But what's an elf doing in the "Tally of the Dwarfs," when ancient tradition made a clear distinction between the two creatures?

But does that tally convey the beauty of the sun setting over the Hudson, with the whir of the West Side Highway almost passing for the sound of ocean waves?

While many of these have provided useful insight and detail into the operation of the program, several of the reports do not tally with the information obtained by the Guardian.