Deaths are rare, and the precise number is not known.
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Police did not give a precise number for the arrests.
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A lot, but be wary of any politician brandishing a precise number.
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The precise number of passengers on board has been difficult to pin down.
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Additional details, including the precise number of Americans killed, were not immediately available.
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"We're still trying to determine the precise number of cars affected," the spokesman said.
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Researchers can't calculate the precise number because China considers this information a state secret.
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"I don't want to give a precise number because things can change," Burke says.
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A precise number could not be calculated because four did not answer the question.
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The precise number of those who were Somali is not yet clear, Hassan said.
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The good news is that in this case the precise number doesn't really matter.
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It's hard to pin down the precise number of Dutch marijuana producers moving west.
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The precise number of detentions is unclear; other reports say around 40 people were seized.
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The precise number of Pelosi opponents remains unclear, and it has fluctuated in recent weeks.
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"We are working to verify the precise number of BTC (bitcoin) taken," the company said.
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The precise number of plaintiffs was not immediately available but was in excess of 303.
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Bloomberg said the number of NDAs had been overstated, but didn't provide a precise number.
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U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said "several" Americans were killed without providing a precise number.
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Neither the Pentagon or State Department disclosed the precise number of security forces already on site.
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All of it was to be laid out in a precise number of single-spaced pages.
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There is no precise number available, given the private ownership structure and secrecy around these businesses.
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Twitter wants to be able to disclose the precise number of demands it receives each year.
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A senior Vatican source said the precise number still believed to be in detention was not clear.
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The precise number of planes Russia kept at its Hmeymim base in Syria's Latakia province is secret.
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Trying to pin down the precise number of those with AIDS buried on Hart Island is difficult.
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Building 32,000 more, the precise number Trump requested, would take many years and cost trillions of dollars.
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The precise number is uncertain partly because in some countries, especially in Europe, labor laws require negotiations.
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A precise number could not be calculated because nine did not answer the question about total employees.
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The precise number of Prime members is difficult to nail down given the different subscription options Amazon offers.
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Many died from hunger, disease, abuse or targeted killings, but the precise number of deaths is not known.
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The precise number of planes that Russia kept at its Hmeymim base in Syria's Latakia province is secret.
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Clearly, that estimate is based on so many ifs that the precise number is not worth fretting over.
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Determining the precise number of children in the camp, along with their paternity and nationality, is also difficult.
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Still, it is difficult to pinpoint the precise number of prosecutions related to fatal crashes and distracted driving.
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In fact, he gave a more precise number – the company has just passed over 11 million subscribers, he says.
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Nailing down a precise number has been difficult for industry analysts who are trying to predict this weekend's windfall.
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Whatever the precise number, the fact is that he owns a recently restored post-war locomotive called "Lord Dowding".
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Thousands of parts are shipped overseas annually; a precise number cannot be calculated because no agency tracks industry exports.
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"The precise number of deaths as a consequence of Jammeh&aposs criminal mistreatment remains difficult to determine," the organization said.
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Oil-rich Gabon has a small Muslim population consisting mostly of foreign workers, although the precise number is not known.
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The point is not a precise number of justices, but that a panel structure makes a larger Supreme Court manageable.
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Neutral is the level that neither stimulates or slows the economy, but it's precise number is a matter of debate.
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After two years of taking apart and carefully reassembling the watt balance, they've returned with an even more precise number.
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The precise number of hogs that have been killed by the disease or culled to prevent its spread is not known.
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The precise number seven, however, comes from a period when the dish was cooked in the hearth for a full week.
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The precise number of planes Russia had was secret, but analysis suggested it had about 36 fixed-wing military jets there.
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Police declined to give a precise number of arrests but a Reuters cameraman saw between 250-300 protesters being led away.
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Police declined to give a precise number of arrests but a Reuters cameraman saw between 250-300 protesters being led away.
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The United States says it has two Osprey squadrons in Japan, although it does not disclose the precise number of aircraft.
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Darden said in an interview that "a few people" remained unaccounted for, though he said he did not know the precise number.
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FIRSTLY, IT HAD A $47 BILLION VALUATION THERE OR THEREABOUTS, WHATEVER THE PRECISE NUMBER WAS AND HAS AROUND AN $8 BILLION VALUATION.
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The precise number of people who are losing federal subsidies is unclear, because even family plans are counted as a single applicant.
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Tens of thousands of people have been evacuated, but the precise number is fluctuating as some residents are allowed to return home.
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Officials there said they couldn't give a precise number of homes destroyed, because flames in burned neighborhoods still were too intense for examination.
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A Waymo spokesperson said the number was "significantly less" than 100 without offering a precise number, citing confidentiality agreements with the contracting agencies.
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But the company never disclosed a precise number or said what percent of reservations ultimately converted to new Model 3 sales for Tesla.
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Mr. Rathore is one among a large number of Indians — the precise number is not known — who have lost their jobs since Nov.
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The precise number of detractors needed to block Pelosi's ascension remains unclear, because a number of midterm races around the country are still undecided.
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Regardless of the precise number, each of these kits represents a survivor of a sexual assault and a missed opportunity to solve a crime.
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The precise number, names and whereabouts of his children — a subject around which rumor and urban legend have long coalesced — could not be confirmed.
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The precise number of Islamic State fighters in Mosul is not clear, though some military officials estimated there were 4,000 to 6,000 militants there.
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But the precise number and the identities — including whether they are U.S. or allied service members — won&apost be known until the remains are tested.
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That agreement stated the tech companies could not legally publish the precise number of requests from the government, but instead could only say a range.
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The precise number is uncertain, but anywhere from 50 to 100 of the deceased shark pups were found piled up near La Mariana Sailing Club.
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The precise number of middle-market bankers it plans to add could not be determined, but one person said it would be fewer than 10.
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She explained it was too difficult to quantify the precise number of surface lakes — but the quantity wasn't the most important factor in their study.
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There are around 800 American soldiers now stationed in Niger, a number of whom are US Special Operations Forces, although their precise number isn't clear.
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Many of the crimes believed to be committed by the Klan were not investigated, so the precise number of its victims may never be known.
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The precise number of those aboard the ferry when it capsized was hard to establish since crew and equipment had been lost, officials said on Thursday.
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Each has a very precise number for audience size, ranging from zero all the way up to 1,466,365,990, the number of people interested in Facebook itself.
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When reached, spokesperson Liz Bourgeois said Facebook does not have "a precise number" yet to share, and declined to say exactly when the additional discovery was made.
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Many of the crimes believed to be committed by the Klan were not investigated, he said, so the precise number of those killed may never be known.
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He also routinely claims to have advance knowledge what's happening, even down to the precise number of grand juries impaneled and indictments that are on the way.
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The precise number of federal investigations around the country that have grown out of the special counsel's work remains unknown because such inquiries are conducted in secret.
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"I post and I just delete, because I don't want to have, like, never mind," she said, too ashamed to announce the precise number of likes out loud.
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About 3,000 people in Robeson County were sent to shelters, but no precise number of those forced from their homes is available, county spokeswoman Kellie Blue said Monday.
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The precise number and distribution of winners and losers from a carbon tax depend critically on how the revenues are recirculated ("Using carbon revenues", World Bank, August 2019).
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The precise number and distribution of winners and losers from a carbon tax depend critically on how the revenues are recirculated ("Using carbon revenues", World Bank, August 2019).
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There were some small variations among people in the precise number of steps per minute needed to achieve brisk walking in the various studies, Dr. Tudor-Locke says.
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It was difficult to establish the precise number of passengers on board, since the person dispensing tickets drowned and the machine recording the data has not been recovered.
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"My worry with setting a precise number is that it can crowd out other very important considerations, such as financial stability," Shirkawa said, speaking at the same conference.
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The AAMC is still calculating the precise number of doctors directly affected by the latest ban and is expected to release a breakdown of specific numbers within the week.
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The Pirate Bay, one of TorrentFreak's primary data points, doesn't show the precise number of downloads, but it does show that nearly 10,000 users are seeding T.L.O.P. right now.
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The U.S. estimates that there are 2,000 Islamic State fighters in Afghanistan, though a precise number is difficult to report given the frequency with which fighters change their allegiance.
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The precise number of residents who would get their licenses back is unclear because some also lost driving privileges for other reasons and would still be subject to revocation.
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The church claims to have millions of members worldwide, including numerous Hollywood adherents such as Tom Cruise, John Travolta, and Elisabeth Moss (the precise number is not currently known).
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He said that more than 80% of the people using the company's new dating service come back each week, but he declined to share a precise number of users.
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GDP is not a precise number Most people see the GDP number and think of it as a precision figure… like the bottom right-hand number in their bank accounts.
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Scientists still don't know the true extent of the outbreak, so "we don't know the precise number of those who will die out of those who are infected," Kerkhove said.
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NATO nations would also be asked to send thousands of troops, and the precise number of American forces deployed would probably depend on what those allies were prepared to do.
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TransCanada declined to comment in response to Reuters inquiries seeking a more precise number and description of the jobs, including the proportion of them that are temporary - for construction - versus permanent.
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For a shipping test, a precise number of the mosquitoes were packed into 10-millilitre syringes, of which the plungers were then compressed to the 1-millilitre mark (1 cubic centimetre).
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The police said they could not yet answer questions about what exactly the officers told Mr. Tillman, who was visiting from Maryland, or the precise number of times he was shot.
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The precise number of deaths remains uncertain, as do the causes, owing to the difficulty of disentangling the effects of war, revolution and disease, as well as those regimes' isolation and secrecy.
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Some mornings when he briefs the president, he'll even do a fist-bump with Barack Obama after telling him the precise number of days left, Clapper told WIRED in an exclusive interview.
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Though estimates vary on the precise number, a broad review of research published in the journal Prenatal Diagnosis in 2012 showed that an overwhelming majority of women chose to terminate such pregnancies.
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Regardless of the precise number of police deaths, though, the bills aimed at protecting officers seem to have some legs and could have real consequences for police-community relations and civil liberties.
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Senegalese army spokesman Abdoul Ndiaye confirmed that Senegalese troops were already being deployed for this offensive — many were in Mali anyway on U.N. peacekeeping duties — though he declined to give the precise number.
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The precise number of rounds fired by police and the number striking the suspect would be detailed in a full autopsy report, to be made public later, along with toxicology tests, Smithee added.
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A Marriott spokeswoman would only say that it believed that the number would be a "very small subset" of the larger group but that it did not have a precise number just yet.
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Mr. Omar said that heavily armed men — he said that he did not know the precise number, but had seen two — took over the commission's administration building, one of several structures in the complex.
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I can't give you a precise number in terms of institutions or jobs or activity because we don't know where we'd be on that continuum between a formal mutual recognition or purer third country access.
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What is unusual is putting a precise number on it, and as with many of Trump's claims about the state of the country or his plans for it, it is an easy number to refute.
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Johnson and Cotton said they want to know the precise number of individuals who had no fingerprints on file and a deportation order under another identity but still received a visa, legal permanent residence or citizenship.
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How separated children are joining a troubled system Government officials have given inconsistent accounts of the precise number of children split from their families since the start of the zero-tolerance policy was announced on May 7.
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The plan and the precise number of hires is flexible, sources said, but global executive search firm Heidrick & Struggles is understood to have landed a mandate to recruit senior bankers for the firm, with several searches already underway.
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Decades later, the Truth Commission was established to determine the precise number and identity of such victims and to shine light on "the serious violations" of human rights during the invasion, said José Luis Sosa, its executive secretary.
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According to the last study that focused on trying to figure out this precise number, co-authored by a member of the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP), there are approximately 8.7 million discovered species (give or take 13 million).
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Industry estimates suggest ransomware attacks cost billions of dollars each year, though it's hard to put a precise number on the costs because there's no comprehensive record of attacks across the globe and not all of them are reported.
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The cause of the blaze and precise number of casualties remained undetermined hours after flames engulfed the two-story, structure that occupied about half a city block and housed a cluttered warren of artists' studios, craft booths, antiques and furniture.
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It's possible that thousands of people in Nigeria are detained in hospitals yearly—though without data, it's difficult to confirm the precise number, says Onyema Afulukwe, senior legal counsel for Africa with the US-based Center for Reproductive Rights (CRR).
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The precise number of people who go bankrupt because of a medical bill matters far less than the fact that medical bankruptcy is a real danger in the United States in a way that it simply isn't in other developed countries.
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Anna Lodder, a board member of Integrated Schools, said that though a precise number is not yet known, at least several hundred white parents had been influenced by the organization to place their children in predominantly black and Hispanic schools.
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Joseph F. Dunford Jr., the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, said the precise number of American troops headed to the region had not been determined, but that it would be a "moderate deployment" in the hundreds, not thousands.
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The ministry hasn't been able to determine the precise number of women who have had health complications, or died, as a result of unsafe abortion procedures, because most women don't disclose whether they've had a procedure in the first place.
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While difficult to know the precise number of individuals who would be impacted by the ruling, the lower court pointed out that each day the government holds some 30,000 immigrants while determining whether they should be removed from the country.
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On the NASA mission website, the agency offers a real-time counter so you can track precisely how far both Voyager spacecrafts have travelled, but the ease of finding a precise number belies how difficult it is to grasp its enormity.
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Once you feel enough time and space have passed—I'm not going to put a precise number on it, but will say when thoughts of your ex don't give you a heart-sickness, rage, or feelings of vengeance, you're on your way to healing!
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But the precise number of jobs that would be created wasn't clear: the CEO seemed to boast that the project would create several hundred jobs, but afterwards the company issued a news release pegging the number at 43, with half being "repatriated" from elsewhere.
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Mr. Cress, who will be a high school senior this fall in Shelburne, Vt., agrees that the precise number is less important than the waste: "We use far too many straws than we need to, and really almost any number is higher than it needs to be."
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While there's little data on the precise number of city's students who are immigrants, according to the Metropolitan Center for Research on Equity and the Transformation of Schools, in 2011 more than half of all children born in New York City were born to immigrant families.
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North Korea will send a delegation of more than 400, including 230 cheerleaders, 140 artists and 30 Taekwondo players for a demonstration, a joint press statement released by Seoul's unification ministry said, adding the precise number of athletes will be hammered out after discussions with the IOC.
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If you look at people who have been extremely successful in creative professions — I don't know the precise number, but there is going to be a cap, and it's extremely unlikely if you're below that cap that you're going to be able to perform at a high creative level.
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A 2013 report by the Government Accountability Office said the Department of Homeland Security had more than one million "unmatched" arrival records, meaning that those records could not be checked against other information showing that the individuals had left the country, but again the department could not offer a precise number.
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While the precise number of individuals included in the data isn't clear—and the leak doesn't seem to contain credit card information or Social Security numbers—it does go into minute detail for each individual listed, including phone numbers, home addresses, email addresses, and other highly personal characteristics for every name.
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"Due to the complexity of pilot training, the precise number of positions immediately affected is still unclear and we will be working with Air Canada in the coming days and weeks to better understand the situation," Captain Michael McKay, chair of the Air Canada Pilots Association, said in the statement.
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"Public understanding of the policy process would be helped by concentration on the story behind the (Federal Open Market Committee's) policy choices and expectations rather than on, for example, the precise number of rate increases an individual policymaker expects next year," a staple element of some reserve bank officials' speeches, Kohn said.
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Flogged from car boots and stalls, or greedily downloaded from MySpace or more illicit music-sharing sites, it's hard to put a precise number on sales, but the spread and reach became obvious upon Giggs's first performance of "Talkin Da Hardest" (the first track on Best of Giggs 2) in Ayia Napa.
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North Korea will send a delegation of more than 19503, including 230 cheerleaders, 140 artists and 30 Taekwondo players for a demonstration, a joint press statement released by Seoul's Unification Ministry said, adding the precise number of athletes will be hammered out after discussions with the IOC scheduled for later this week.
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Parents — no tiny number of them — end up spending upward of $1 million on a child's private schooling from K though 12, on enrichment trips and on expert advice about the precise number of A.P. classes to take, the least clichéd volunteer work to do and the most strategic sport to master.
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Tesla has a meaningful medium-term advantage with the Model 23: for the 22,2318 pre-orders that have thus far been logged (according to the company, and it's not a precise number), the early deliveries will all be premium-spec, longer range versions of the car, selling for far more than the base $2400,000 vehicle.
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For the last half-century, scientists have worked to put a more precise number on just how much heat the oceans take up each year, and for good reason: More heat absorption might provide evidence that our pale blue dot is increasingly sensitive to the heat-trapping carbon amassing in our atmosphere — which is likely at its highest levels in 2100 million years.
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Speaker Nancy Pelosi has told members there will be no attempt by the whip team to sway them ahead of the vote, saying at a Wall Street Journal event on Monday, "I haven't counted votes, nor will I." But by next Wednesday, Pelosi and her team will know the precise number of Democrats who will vote against removing Trump from office.
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Representatives from Australia, Denmark and the UK took part in the investigation as they had also been involved in the strikes, along with the US. The coalition said it could only substantiate 15 deaths as a result of the errant attack, but Coe said "we certainly believe more than 15 individuals were killed," although the US was not able to determine the precise number of fatalities.
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The fact that the party promises we will eventually know who won is not wholly comforting to whomever the winning candidate turns out to be, since the true import of the Iowa caucus isn't the precise number of delegates gained—far smaller than the numbers to be gained in other states—but the media narrative-setting that carries over into New Hampshire and beyond.
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But the archives—while curbing these excesses, settling old arguments over the precise number of people shot by Stalin's secret police during the Terror (an astonishing six hundred and eighty-one thousand six hundred and ninety-two), and showing definitively that it was Stalin who signed the execution orders—have not radically altered anyone's over-all conception of what sort of person Stalin was, or what sort of regime he presided over.
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