Sentence examples for need not count from inspiring English sources

Since this borrowing would be done by public corporations rather than by the state, it need not count towards the national debt.George Osborne, the chancellor of the exchequer, rejected the idea in March, choosing to give borrowing guarantees to private house-buyers instead.

Such regional centers need not count direct jobs, but can calculate the number of jobs indirectly created, or retained, via an economist's report.

The European Investment Bank -- already twice the size of the World Bank -- issues bonds that are its liability, not that of member states, which is why national governments need not count funding from it on their national debt.

In contrast, facts contrary to the propositional content of a desire the fact that the world is not currently as one wants—need not count against that desire.

As for pop knowledge, Vegas certainly didn't come across as a muso, or even that much of a music fan, but that needn't count against him.

David Boies David Boies, Gore's chief trial counsel, told the court that in a contest action, as distinct from a protest, the court could rule on selected ballots and need not consider the initial count in every county.

On the republican view of political liberty, by contrast, public laws or policy interventions need not necessarily count as reductions in freedom.

We did not count the need for further angular corrections or contralateral epiphysiodesis as complications of the limb lengthening.

And a quick duck under the stream of water while in your swimsuit does not count: you need to get naked and lather up.

"If you look at his lap time with no DRS, you clearly understand it was possible but at the end of the day it does not count so we need to make sure in the future we don't have this issue".

Similarly, national averages feed into calculations of whether a product or its packaging are recycled, incinerated or put into landfill.The labels do not count the energy needed for refrigeration, lighting and heating in shops.