Sentence examples for tallying from inspiring English sources

Based on the current projections, tallying up all the sources of support that Cameron could rely on gives him 312 seats – 11 short of a parliamentary majority.

Tallying up all the possible sources of support for a Cameron-led government yields 315 votes.

It is as much about exceeding expectations than actually tallying votes.

Hill sliced and diced his way through West Coast's midfield in the third quarter, tallying 11 possessions and a goal for the term.

We'll take your feedback into account when tallying the final votes.

With Aaron Sandilands controlling the ruck battle and Fyfe tallying clearances at will, Fremantle slammed through the first three goals of the match - and it could have been five if not for two posters.

It makes for an extremely expansive picture of Chinese corporate liabilities: it would be as if the borrowings of Detroit were added to the debts of IBM when tallying up US corporate figures.

The laborious process of tallying votes by hand used to provide plenty of room for fraud.

PricewaterhouseCoopers, an accountancy firm that is responsible for tallying the votes, uses a method almost identical to Britain's proposed "alternative vote" system.

CENSUSES are as old as civilisation and governments are increasingly following the United Nations benchmark of tallying their people once a decade.

In February India's census authority completed a year-long effort of tallying and biometrically registering its 1.2 billion residents.