Sentence examples for collate and share from inspiring English sources

Use the council's central account to collate and share.

Under new guidance in the Children and Young People's Plan, to be published this month, local authorities will be required to collate and share data on disabled children with other agencies within the Children's Trust.

The new body has been created by the Association of Chief Police Officers and will collate and share information, Chief Constable Simon Bailey said.

And two joint operations centres are to be established to collate and share information; one in Baghdad and the other likely to be in Kurdish area of northern Iraq.

The resulting virtual gallery space can be a place where to collate and share the work of others, or display your own.

Following completion of each forum discussion, transcripts were distributed to a small group of experts in international FP and PSE for analysis; findings were collated and shared with the GAPS community with a request for further local insights.

Such work might include development of an online repository for collating and sharing knowledge from practitioners experienced in the field, a greater emphasis on teaching appropriate methods during education and training and establishing support mechanisms such as mentoring and ongoing professional development.

A virtual private communication network connecting the 13 PDPH, the Central Public Health Laboratory, the Olympic Planning Unit, and the Ministry of Health and Social Solidarity provided the opportunity to collect, collate, analyse, review, and share the results of the environmental health inspections and microbiological tests in real time.

In the case of pathogen genomics for clinical or public health, data integration will require the construction of dedicated infrastructure (real or virtual) to collate, store, analyse and share genomic, epidemiological and clinical data across complex national and international health systems.

Many of our young people, adept in collating, processing and sharing information, seek rapid answers to the problems that gather around them.

This is particularly the case when young children are accessing social sites intended for teenagers and adults, such as Facebook and YouTube; but, greater transparency regarding how data are collected, collated, used and shared via children's apps specifically aimed at the younger age group, and the provision of opt-out choices for parents and children is also urgently needed".