Sentence examples for indeed counts from inspiring English sources

That process indeed counts, because a failure of process can seriously compromise the effectiveness of governance checks and balances.

To make sure that every vote indeed counts in the future, the statute should mandate procedures for all states to conduct fully inclusive, accurate and verifiable voting in federal elections.

Calories do indeed count.

Indeed, counting does not do Mr. Fuchs's endeavor justice.

The WTO does indeed count goods that cross the border.

This would indeed count as exploitation and the FCA is right to investigate.

Perhaps the shadowy figures behind this knew Strauss-Kahn so well that they felt they could, indeed, count on such a thing.

Florida's (and Michigan's) votes in January's rogue primaries were indeed counted, and everyone understood well in advance that the question of how they would be translated into delegates was, at best, problematic.

Indeed, counting the $403 million appropriated last month, the Defense Department has $1.03 billion on hand to help dismantle and secure former Soviet nuclear weapons, mainly in Russia but also in Ukraine and Kazakhstan.

Voter apathy may become the weak link in our democratic process in the 21st century unless both parties act immediately to upgrade the process and prove to voters that every vote does, indeed, count.

Indeed, counting the nomination of Will Smith for his performance in "Ali," this year's ceremonies were the first in 30 years, and only the second in history, that had three black performers nominated in lead categories.