Sentence examples for which is counted from inspiring English sources

It is the calendar year of entry which is counted toward the two or five calendar years respectively.

A boxset of the two albums, which is counted as a separate release, entered the chart at 10.

Biltmore 47 Associates will also discount the purchase price by $4.65 million, which is counted as a contribution.

This paper presents challenges in the paper-and-board packaging market which is counted 39% of the European packaging market and 52% of the UK packaging market.

Executives from other publishers estimate Ms. Love's royalty, which is counted against the advance, to be $2.50 to $4 a book.

Hong Kong, which is counted separately, took up more than 5 percent of the increased borrowing by the American government, and Japan provided nearly 10 percent.

The prospect excites New Zealand's government, which is counting on big-budget Hollywood-style filmmaking as a growth industry.

NBC was third in that age group, and Fox, which is counting the days until "American Idol" returns next month, finished fourth.

For the world economy, which is counting on China to take up the spending slack created as indebted American consumers rebuild their savings, the stakes are high.

That was encouraging news for the Democratic Party, which is counting on a Matheson victory as one of several turnovers that Democrats need to regain control of the House.

The barbs are a bad sign for Edison, which is counting on a healthy Philadelphia contract to put the company into the black for the first time.