Sentence examples for tally a large from inspiring English sources

Labour won 41 of the 59 Scottish constituencies in the 2010 Westminster election and party leader Ed Miliband hopes they can again tally a large number of MPs from Scotland in the hope to boost his chances of ousting the Coalition government in a bid to become the next prime minister.

On September 2, I learned that the Independent Election Commission (IEC) was about to abandon its published safeguards so as to include in the final tally a large number of Karzai votes that it knew to be fraudulent (including those from polling centers that never opened).

The tweets are pulled into www.blamedrewscancer.com with the hope the Tweets would be tallied to elicit a large donation from a non-profit organization.

Of his six wives, two joined a large tally of eminent persons executed for alleged treason; yet otherwise his regime observed the law of the land with painful particularity.

In fact, travel costs dominate the gift tallies from last year with a large number of lawmakers deciding to fly overseas for conferences or policy meetings paid for entirely by influential interest groups and foundations.

Writing on paper ballots, with the results tallied in marker pen on a large whiteboard, the legislators voted to keep the current president, Jalal Talabani, a Kurd, in his post.

But the bigger picture here may be that we are now slicing and dicing the niceties of data breaches against a running tally so large, that it has lost nearly any meaning at all.

The team used a large tracking chamber to tally the kaons and antikaons as they decayed--each to an electron, a pion, and a neutrino.

This process effectively produced a tally of votes about research influence that engaged a large proportion of Australian researchers active in each of these fields.

Certainly the so-called oligopoly provisions in Issue 3 played a large part in the final vote tally.

The delegate tally is important in a state like Florida, which has a large number of delegates that are awarded on a winner-take-all basis.