Sentence examples for experience compiling from inspiring English sources

Asked if it were possible that the commission had been misled, Mr. Pinheiro, a veteran investigator of rights abuses, said he and his colleagues had extensive experience compiling reports without direct access from unfriendly governments.

But the internet simply would not work without cookies – they are a fundamental currency of the internet, enabling web analytics as well as tailoring the online experience, compiling a browsing history and the rest.

This means that the album occasionally drags, but it also showcases the Heartbreakers' power as a touring unit (it's possible that this album grew out of the band's experience compiling their massive live box set, in 2009).

In the debate that has now opened, of great significance to the development of British democracy, I suggest that British journalists make use of the experience compiled by a non-profit organisation here: Investigative Reporters and Editors was formed by journalists in 1975.

But in human beings, a million years of client experience (compiled by thousands of thirty year practicing integrative doctors working with thousands of patients) adds up to a different kind of health study: pragmatic results.

Building on the project's tools, guidance documents and experiences compiled in the decision support system (RiBaTox) and the extensive databases with data on occurrence, effects and properties of chemicals (IDPS) it will be possible to move towards a true solutions-focused risk assessment as defined [14, 16].

The global level was effective in documenting the wealth of country experiences by compiling consolidated reports, but missed several opportunities to create a tighter global thematic programme, build capacity in child labour programming, monitoring and evaluation, and further develop a multisectoral, rights-based, and results-oriented strategic approach.

But Murray Goodwin used all his experience to compile a vital 27 before Rayner struck the winning blow to see his side home with 15 balls to spare.

The team assumed they could build from this experience and compile a variety of lessons and activities for their unit without engaging in extended conversations about how the unit would function.

In this chapter, we draw information from multiple sources and experiences to compile a series of case studies to focus our attention on characterizing the direct and indirect causes of wetland degradation and loss, particularly in coastal regions.

A core checklist of 20 context specific war-related experiences was compiled from this reference group of students, which accurately described common acts of violence, combat situations and other war-related traumatic events.