Sentence examples for collated by the from inspiring English sources

Whale collisions around the world have been collated by the commission in a database which runs from 1885 to 2010.

The London interbank rate (Libor) was collated by the British Bankers Association from submissions by UK banks.

Data collated by the European Trade Union Confederation show that workers have been hit hardest in Eastern Europe.

IDC has repeatedly revised its forecast for PC shipments downwards since early 2010, according to data collated by the Guardian.

Data collated by the World Bank and the UN suggest a migrant population of about 1.86 million.

According to the current totals collated by the AEC, the Labor primary vote share has dropped by 4.1% to 3.58m.

Figures collated by the Guardian last year revealed that more than 11m homes lie empty across the continent – enough to house all of Europe's homeless twice over.

Figures collated by the Mersey Partnership, the inward investment agency, show that six major events on the "leisure" peninsula reaped rich rewards.

The attacks, collated by the helpline, Tell MAMA (Measuring Anti-Muslim Attacks), show that Muslim women were targeted in 58% of all incidents.

Ms. Feinberg said she could not provide any updated data because it is kept school by school and is not collated by the Education Department.

Records collated by the US Federal Aviation Administration suggest that at best one in four stowaways survives, but many others die or fall in transit.