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Failure to build mosques is not trouble-free, either: at one point thousands of Muslims were closing roads in Marseille and north-eastern Paris to hold Friday prayers in the open.The government has long refused to collect figures on ethnic origin, maintaining that all the country's inhabitants are French.

When Congress passed the Hate Crimes Statistics Act of 1990, it compelled the FBI to collect figures on hate violence.

Young's staff were also collecting figures on the impact of detention on children.

It collects figures on the number of working days lost to strikes, but it does not count the strike ballot results or the turnout in those ballots.

Then last month, in a touchy-feely gesture not typical of Britain, David Cameron announced that the British government would start collecting figures on well-being.There are already a lot of data on the subject collected by, for instance, America's General Social Survey, Eurobarometer and Gallup.

The 38 per cent increase on the last collected figures by the food charity indicates more than a fourth of those asking for help did so after their benefits were "delayed".

The DfT started collecting figures in 2005.

Ms. Weingarten said the union based its ads on anecdotal evidence about teachers leaving for the suburbs, because it was difficult for the union to collect accurate figures on teachers who leave city schools.

Starting in 1996, the government started collecting better figures on these illnesses.

NHS England collected the figures on cancer referral rates from GP surgeries across the country as part of a drive to make the health service more transparent.

Reliable data about graduation rates is notoriously difficult to find, although Veterans Affairs last fall started to collect graduation figures for veterans on the G.I. Bill and plans to eventually report its findings.