Sentence examples for duty to count from inspiring English sources

"As the whip, it has been my sad duty to count to 60, and I have missed that number many times," he said.

Who is nearer to the state in determining a question of vital importance to the whole union of states than the constituent body upon whom the Constitution has devolved the duty to count the vote?" The act goes on to set out rules for the congressional determination of disputes about those votes.

They were part of an approach that the Census Bureau ultimately rejected as incompatible with its constitutional duty to count every person.

I joined up for the travel (to count, on duty: 10 countries across four continents in seven years) and because I believe in paying my dues to a society that provides a comprehensive welfare state to those who cannot work, eat and exist without help.

And this time is not supposed to count as Duty Hours.

Does a Pre-Existing Duty Defeat Consideration? "Whereas, Miss Blanche Schweizer, daughter of Joseph Schweizer... is now affianced to and is to be married to Count Oberto Gulinelli.

Well, we have a ruling here, do we not, from a District Court of Appeal, that on an application for mandamus, that it has said that the Dade County Canvassing Board had a mandatory duty to continue the counting of the ballots once they decided to have a recount.

There was even a question about whether Butland's demotion to Championship duty may count against him for Southgate's first post-World Cup selection.

Campbell said he acted to force Congress to fulfill its constitutional duty to stand up and be counted on the question of sending U.S. forces into combat.

Workers called up to active duty are counted as if they had left the labor force, and employment numbers are likely to rise in coming months as they return to work.

Southern Health NHS Foundation Trust admitted two counts of failing to discharge its duty to the patients.