| In many states, there is a criminal code which tabulates criminal offences. |
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| The voter verifies the ballot and then inserts it in another device that scans and tabulates the vote. |
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| The first tabulates logarithms of the sine, cosine, tangent and cotangent functions at 1 intervals and shows how to solve triangles using logarithmic functions. |
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| Proxies are returned to CIBC's transfer agent, CIBC Mellon Trust Company, which records and tabulates the vote results for use at the Meeting. |
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| Statistics Canada's Census tabulates workforce population counts for Aboriginal peoples, members of visible minorities and women. |
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| Customers make monitoring of trends and tabulates the results of such notes on a global scale. |
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| Table 8 tabulates Canada's production of refined and converted uranium and notes the associated work force from 2003 to 2007 inclusive. |
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| This tabulates total GHG reductions based on actual projects using the projected greenhouse gas reductions for each project. |
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| This chart tabulates the percentage of participating communities that said they have access to high speed Internet services at the household. |
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| Poem-a-thon: the class could have a daylong poem-a-thon, for which the teacher tabulates the number of poems read. |
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| It is the custodian of the game's ancient rules and the body that tabulates world rankings. |
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| Writer tabulates his wins and losses after 6 weeks of betting. |
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| This tabulates a Rating Average in the Analyze portion of the survey. |
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| After conducting research with Google's Ngram database, which tabulates the frequency of words used in more than five million books, I believe the answer is yes. |
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| The Chair of the Corporate Governance Committee, who is an independent director, tabulates the answers and suggestions and conveys the results to the Board of Directors. |
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| This Appendix A.5 tabulates the historical and projected fractions for allocation of drill days to resource targets for each rig category in each Study Area. |
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| Simon Johnson tabulates the numbers nicely: From 1973 to 1985, the financial sector never earned more than 16 percent of domestic corporate profits. |
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| The state agency tabulates information such as the name and address of the hunter or trapper and the location of the kill, which is now public information except in the case of bears, mountain lions and wolves. |
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