Sentence examples for reckoned to include from inspiring English sources

The People's Protection Units (YPG), the armed forces of the PYD, are reckoned to include some 40,000 men and women, although the majority are part-time fighters.

Two years ago, its 40,000 square kilometres (15,400 square miles) were officially reckoned to include five square kilometres of coca plantations.

The nation's public debt — if honestly reckoned to include municipal bonds and the $7 trillion of new deficits baked into the cake through 2015 — will soon reach $18 trillion.

The Book of Numbers extends the enumerative trend with a proud toting up of the Israelite tribes, reckoned to include more than six hundred thousand adult males, and an account of conquests that prepares us, Alter states, "for the defining moment of the crossing of the Jordan, with Joshua in command".

Guiyu is reckoned to employ 150,000 people, including large numbers of children, disassembling old computers, phones and other electronic devices by hand.

When the Shah fell it at first backed Ayatollah Khomeini but soon fell out with him, embarking on a campaign of violence and bombings which, on a single occasion, is reckoned to have killed 70 civilians, including several senior clerics; the withered arm of Iran's current supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, was a result of that bomb.

Several East Asian nations, including Japan, South Korea and Taiwan, are reckoned to have German-type systems.

They are reckoned to have killed up to 3,613 (926 of them civilians, including 200 children) in Pakistan alone.

Lebanon's criminal code bans "unnatural sexual acts", which is reckoned by some to include homosexual behaviour.

Rival messaging apps including Facebook Messenger, Snapchat and Line are reckoned to have more daily users.

Supplies are reckoned to cost the industry around £1.5bn, of which 80% goes to Scottish firms, including grain farmers, packaging and haulage.