Sentence examples for set the figure from inspiring English sources

If Ugandalife can spend so little building a classroom, has the Ugandan government set the figure too high?

Treasury officials have estimated the new law will cut tourist spending abroad by 150 million dollars a year; other experts have set the figure at less.

The F.D.A. and the Tuna Foundation agree that albacore has more mercury than light tuna, which comes from smaller fish, but set the figure at 0.3 parts per million compared with 0.13 for light tuna, Dr. Acheson said.

The IFS says similar declines emerge if you set the figure as low as 40% of median income – utterly refuting Nick Clegg's toxic line dismissing the threshold as just "poverty plus a pound".

Now he was at liberty to paint male beauty unfurtively, and to set the figure in combination with a substance, water, which, depending upon how you painted it, could be as abstract as you wished to see it.

(Doubters, including the BBC, will surely argue that once the principle has been set, the figure can change) 4.01pm: BB says he wants to get this on the statute book before the next election 4.03pm: Edinburgh Labour MP Gavin Strang defends the BBC's licence fee and its place as an institution.

Castagno set the figures in painted architectural niches, thus giving the impression that they are actual sculptural forms.

When someone suggested setting the figure flush by the curb, Foord said, "No.

By setting the figure so low, environmentalists said, Mr. Cahill will force the Athens plant to use the latest cooling technology, with the least effect on fish.

Congress wanted to roll the rule back to 35percentt, but House and Senate aides said the deal struck Monday sets the figure at 39percentt.

Obama's Office of the Director of National Intelligence (DNI) sets the figure of "noncombatant deaths" at between 64 and 116.