Sentence examples for collate numbers from inspiring English sources

The Ministry of Justice does not collate numbers of convicted internet offenders but they represent a "significant proportion" of the 5,000 people convicted of sexual offences each year.

Mr Duncan Smith later caused confusion when he told Labour MP Debbie Abraham in Parliament: "She knows very well that the department does not collate numbers on people in that circumstance".

When asked about the stats in Parliament during the fight to get them released, Mr Duncan Smith told Labour MP Debbie Abrahams: "She knows very well that the department does not collate numbers on people in that circumstance".

Haiti's central civil protection agency, which takes longer to collate numbers because it needs to visually confirm victims itself, said 271 people died as Matthew smashed through the western peninsula on Tuesday with 145 mph (233 kph) winds and torrential rain.

While Khan collates numbers, he'll also likely rely on individual scientists such as Dr Jenny Rohn for qualitative evidence about how the cuts are affecting researchers at the coalface.

(That's not just because many government statisticians spent more than two weeks on furlough. Even in normal times, it takes a while to collate the numbers).

Vodafone has joined the throng with the publication of a "Law Enforcement Disclosure Report", an attempt to collate the number of warrant applications to intercept communications in the 29 countries where it operates.

But the German documentary collates a number of testimonies by whistleblowers, leaked documents and covert recordings which raise serious questions about the conduct of high-ranking officials with the Russian athletics set-up.

Demos mentions a previous study by the University of Maryland which sent a host of fake online accounts into chatrooms to engage in normal conversation, and then collated the number of threatening or sexually explicit messages sent by other users.

(Huffington, it emerged, had collated a number of Clooney's public statements, fashioned them into a blog entry, and e-mailed them to a movie publicist for approval, which she had apparently not been entitled to give).

Here, I've collated the number of flags in backdrops to prime ministerial announcements posted to Tony Abbott's YouTube channel, with the addition of his election night acceptance speech and the recent six and eight flag announcements: After starting on a high of four flags at his election victory speech, the average flags per announcement (excluding the recent additions) is 1.5.