Sentence examples for collected figures for from inspiring English sources

The Lib Dems also collected figures for compromise agreements in the health service, which showed they have been used 439 times over the past five years by 44 trusts which paid out £73m in severance payments.

SG collected figures for the economic modelling and helped to prepare the manuscript.

Nobody even collects figures for mould as a risk factor – separate from damp and leaks.

"We don't collect figures for how much money goes towards paying private school fees for four-year-olds.

The authority has started collecting figures for Northern Ireland and when these are included too, the total numbers of credit unions and members rise to 595 and 1.6 million.

A spokeswoman for the Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents said the government had stopped collecting figures for pushchair accidents in 2002, but she said in that year 4,000 people had to go to accident and emergency departments with injuries caused in some kind of accident involving a pushchair, more than half of which involved children under the age of five.

The DfT started collecting figures in 2005.

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.

Used to collecting exact figures for his graduate research, Yong is detail-oriented and meticulously records Junzi's weekly wastage (3% of their 8 gallons of beans this week).

When attempts were made to collect routine figures for maternal deaths, it was found that hospitals were not, in fact, routinely reporting deaths to the DHOs.

(C ) The dead volume of the RPLC equipment was increased, leading to increased retention times of all nucleotides in comparison to data collected for Figure 4.