Sentence examples for compiled opinions from inspiring English sources

The chairs of each of the 8 Special Interest Groups of the Board of Pharmaceutical Sciences of the International Pharmaceutical Federation have compiled opinions with regard to major challenges for the pharmaceutical sciences over the next 5-10 years.

4, compiling opinions from 440 likely voters, with a 4.7percentt margin of error.

The document compiled the opinions of young Catholics around the world on how the church can best serve its young people.

The work started just after Bush took office in 2001, when lawyers in the office began compiling court opinions, law review articles, speeches and other works of prospective judges so the office would be ready to make recommendations should an opening occur on the high court.

Many newspapers and websites now publish player ratings compiled from fans opinions, so the requisite data is already being collected.

A just-published paper by Christopher Muste (gated) compiles public opinion data on immigration over about the last 20 years.

This article presents a synthesis of what is known about areas of rapid forest-cover change in boreal Eurasia from the end of the 1990s, based on data compiled from expert opinion and remote sensing data.

He is most likely not the jurist Tertullian mentioned in the Digest, a collection of Roman legal opinion compiled under the aegis of the 6th-century Byzantine emperor Justinian, though this is disputed.

The opinions were compiled, the decisions were made, and the jobs were handed out, not solely on the basis of rational, informed scrutiny of candidates' merits but also on the basis of what people who might know something had to say about who was hot and who was not.

Over the centuries, Islamic legal analyses and opinions were compiled in books that judges used in deciding cases.

The Princeton Review compiled thousands of student opinions to create a list of the worst college towns in America.