Sentence examples for total held from inspiring English sources

Some 650 people opened accounts on Monday, he said, and the daily total held above 500 all week, compared with an average of 120 before the attacks.

Shell and Total held off new projects as they waited for the Iraqi political situation to stabilize and for privatization legislation to be enacted.

Matlala had 18 world title fights in total, held four different belts at two different weights and finally walked away from boxing in 2002 after a win against Juan Herrera in Carnival City.

In 1954 fewer than 24,000 people (or 3% of landowners) held 55% of all farmland; by 2005, 16,350 landowners (0.4% of the total) held 62.6% of the land, whereas about 3.3m smallholders owned just 8.8%, according to official figures.

Another outfit of fiscal inquisitors, the Tax Justice Network (TJN), cites research by the Bank for International Settlements, the Boston Consulting Group and McKinsey to calculate that global offshore deposits amount to at least $9 trillion, some $2 trillion more than the total held at home by American banks.

What might it have been about the structure of the banking industry and the tools available to regulators in the aftermath of the 2008 financial crisis that limited the carnage to a relatively few banks that, in total, held a systemically insignificant percentage of banking assets and deposits?

Total amount held in savings: £40,800.

Next month should also see the total amount held in unit trusts break the £200 billion barrier.

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But Vodafone and Total hold more than 85% of their assets in other countries, far more than GE's 53%.

Total holds a 20.3% interest in Kashagan, but it wants to be operator, as do its partners ExxonMobil and Royal Dutch/Shell.