Sentence examples for has provided a total of from inspiring English sources

The US said it has provided a total of $721m since October 2017.

Over the years, the United States has provided a total of 165 Harpoon missiles to Pakistan, including 37 of the older-model weapons that were delivered from 1985 to 1988, said Charles Taylor, a spokesman for the Defense Security Cooperation Agency.

Universal Music, which along with a number of other suppliers has provided a total of perhaps more than £40m to prop up HMV's beleaguered business, is also understood to liable for the rent on 16 of the DVD and music retailer's UK stores, which number about 240.

Meanwhile administration officials say publicly and privately that the US has provided a total of $1 billion in humanitarian aid for Syrian refugees so far in this conflict, and half of that was in the first half of 2013 meaning that we're spending at a rate of $1 billion a year.

In the last four years the EU has provided a total of eight million EURO in order to provide water to over 38,000 people in Timor-Leste,"said Sylvie Tabesse, the Ambassador of the European Union and the Head of the Delegation "Boil water before drinking, stop defecation in the open-air and wash hands with soap are simple solutions to prevent diarrhea and other communicable diseases.

Prof AJ Brown, an integrity expert at Griffith University, says the government appears to have provided a total of $42.3m a year for an integrity commission.

The Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation -- which over the years had provided a total of $1.07 million to support Crossroads' season and its Genesis Festival for new plays -- in 1998 directed its $100,000 grant toward implementation of the business plan.

By that stage Sinn Féin had provided a total of 161 names of On the Runs for clarification of their legal status.

In the past year alone, we have provided a total of $8½ billion in loans for Jordan, Morocco, and Yemen.

The three funds that were started more than a decade ago have provided a total return of about two per cent — much less than the cost of inflation.

Over the last 15 years, firms that build and run the nation's energy arteries have provided a total return of 17 percent a year, dwarfing the 7 percent generated by the S.& P. 500 index, according to UBS.