Sentence examples for total the act from inspiring English sources

Bopara, though, ensured England would not miss Buttler's presence at the end of the innings, hitting 56 off 27 balls in his rapid stand with Woakes which ensured an imposing total the ACT team never looked likely to chase down.

In total, the Act makes over 100 changes to the Internal Revenue Code.

In total, the Act introduced the death penalty for over 50 criminal acts.

Thus in total the Act abolished 143 borough seats in England (one of the boroughs to be completely abolished, Higham Ferrers, had only a single representative).

But, rather than using the most recent census, from 1920, to determine the immigration totals, the act referred to the 1890 census — a neat means of avoiding the swell of immigrants, designated as undesirable, from Southern and Eastern Europe, not to mention from Asia, who had arrived in the United States mostly in the intervening years.

But, rather than using the most recent census, from 1920, to determine the immigration totals, the act referred to the 1890 census a neat means of avoiding the swell of immigrants, designated as undesirable, from Southern and Eastern Europe, not to mention from Asia, who had arrived in the United States mostly in the intervening years.

By mandating that insurance companies can no longer deny coverage because of pre-existing medical conditions, or set lifetime caps on total payouts, the act curbs what some would call past insurance company abuses, and in the process cuts back some of the industry's market power.

The sum of the scores of the five questions gives the total ACT score (range, 5 25); the higher the score, the better controlled the disease.

The total damages under the act were capped at $75 million dollars.

If your vocabulary is dynamite you may lean toward the SAT, but if you're a total math whiz the ACT may be more geared toward your skillset.

The seven inductees are the biggest intake since 2004; and bring the total number of acts in the hall to 330.