Sentence examples for which will count from inspiring English sources

Previously, its leaders insisted they would never serve a day in jail; they now seem willing to spend time in so-called "concentration zones" while demobilising, which will count towards any jail sentences they ultimately receive.

Jogee, now 27, has served more than five years in custody, which will count towards his sentence.

The top five vote-getters will then represent the "fan's ballot," which will count as one of six hundred ballots that will determine the winners.

With ball control and a little defense, they can grind out a quiet win, which will count just as much in the standings as all the loud ones.

Unless a team claims him, which is unlikely, the Knicks will have to pay him that sum, which will count against the salary cap.

Alinghi will play host to a series of regattas in the Mediterranean in 2006-7, culminating with an America's Cup class world championship, which will count toward seeding for the next Cup.

Which credits will count toward the general education or distribution requirements at your four-year college or university?

Andrew Todd, 21, a computer science major at City College, has also studied at California Polytechnic State University and Cuesta College in San Luis Obispo, making it harder to figure out which classes will count toward a bachelor's degree at San Francisco State, where he hopes to enroll.

Directing the trial court to conduct a manual recount of the ballots violates article II, section 1, clause 2 of the United States Constitution, in that neither this court nor the circuit court has the authority to create the standards by which it will count the undervoted ballots.

First, we must make precise what we mean by actual and hypothetical calibration; then we can say which functions will count as measuring distance from these putative goals.

The rankings provided were combined to produce a BBC F1 top 20, which we will count down through the season from 20 to one.