Sentence examples for tabulations which from inspiring English sources

As he has before, Mr. Tsvangirai claimed to have won the presidency, based on his party's unofficial tabulations, which give him 50.3percentt of votes cast.

Kenya's attorney general, Amos Wako, said on Thursday afternoon that an independent body should investigate the disputed vote tabulations, which gave the president, at the 11th hour of the counting process, a razor-thin margin of victory.

Election observers have said there was widespread evidence of irregularities during vote tabulations, which gave Mr. Kibaki, who had been trailing in the early stages of the counting process by as much as one million votes, a suspiciously thin margin of victory at the 11th hour.

A description of the individual load of toxicity of each patient will be given using individual tabulations which can be supported by graphical methods where required.

This tabulation, which has 21 components, showed particular strength in its gauges of the labor market.

The counts are subject to official tabulation, which may be affected by absentee ballots and other changes that could increase the total.

The law permits a full hand recount if there is "an error in the vote tabulation which could affect the outcome of the election".

"If the manual recount indicates an error in the vote tabulation which could affect the outcome of the election," the statute authorizes the canvassing board to undertake a variety of remedial measures, including the manual recount of all ballots.

The board has concluded that the limited manual recount to date indicates an error in the vote tabulation which could affect the outcome of the election, requiring a manual recount of all ballots.

These and other rankings will be factored into the Bowl Championship Series tabulation, which will send the top two teams to the national championship game at the Rose Bowl.

Rather, the central purpose of the scheme, as evidenced by its plain language, is to remedy "an error in the vote tabulation which could affect the outcome of the election".