Sentence examples for fails to count from inspiring English sources
Most everyone agrees that the traditional method — mail-back surveys and door-knocking follow-ups — fails to count millions of Americans.
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.
This also comports with cases from other jurisidictions that suggest that a legal vote will be deemed to have been "rejected" where a voting machine fails to count a ballot, which has been executed in substantial compliance with applicable voting requirements and reflects the clear intent of the voter to express a definite choice.
What he was asking, as the blogger Umair Haque put it, was: "Do you really want to spend your days slaving over work that fails to inspire, on stuff that fails to count, for reasons that fail to touch the soul of anyone?" Jobs is famously fanatical about design.
Judge Lee said he voted against a broad recount after reading an opinion by the state's director of elections, L. Clayton Roberts, that said a full-scale manual recount would be warranted only in the event that "the vote tabulation system fails to count properly marked" ballots.
No reasonable person would call it "an error in the vote tabulation," or a "rejection of legal votes," when electronic or electromechanical equipment performs precisely in the manner designed, and fails to count those ballots that are not marked in the manner that these voting instructions explicitly and prominently specify.
We know that that theory is inadequate and has clearly failed to count many votes".
The (recently revised) statistics fail to count pension payouts as running down savings.
Between election night and the machine recount, Judge Williams said, election clerks apparently failed to count 218 presidential ballots.
Even in the best of times, some machines failed to count votes if the total was more than 100.
What the Europeans and Americans failed to count on are the views of other countries, especially in the developing world, who have not rallied to their side.
