gross sum

Then I am sure you know how much the gross sum of deuce-ace amounts to.

What is the gross sum that I owe thee?

Within the quantitative framework, the instances of each variant are usually simply added up to produce a gross sum.

In January 2009, Fidenato began paying his six employees the entire gross sum of their wage without paying taxes and contributions on their behalf.

In both the cases the auction discount, that is the difference between the gross sum and auction amount, is equally distributed among subscribers or is deducted from their monthly premium.

It was apparent that the usual wages of a second mate of a ship on such a voyage was four pounds per month: but when seamen are shipped by the run from Jamaica to England, a gross sum was usually given.

The Sirons were all locked in slumber; there was none to check your inroads; only at the week's end a computation was made, the gross sum was divided, and a varying share set down to every lodger's name under the rubric: ESTRATS.

The Truck Act 1896 regulates the conditions under which deductions can be made by or payments made to the employer, out of the " sum contracted to be paid to the worker," i.e. out of any gross sum whatever agreed upon between employer and workman.