Sentence examples for group that collates from inspiring English sources

One of the most significant barriers can be a lack of trust between the group that collates the information, the analytics experts who manage it, and those who apply it in the line organizations.

In the course of 2006, during the height of the violence, 27,652 civilians died, according to the Iraq Body Count, a group that collates a tally of fatalities from media reports.

Iraq Body Count, a group that collates a tally of casualties from media reports, noted 752 civilian and police deaths in May, a grim figure but less than a third of the average last summer.American officials in Baghdad are careful to avoid the misplaced triumphalism expressed immediately after the invasion five years ago.

"We have been very lucky so far," said John Bower of Netcen, the research group that runs the UK's national air quality monitoring network and collates data from local authorities for the government.

Mr. de Larosière lead a group that made a proposal late last month to the European Commission, which called for the creation of a council to collate and assess data on financial stability.

I'd found it on top50ranches.com, a website that collates highly recommended ranching holidays, mainly in the US, Canada, Argentina and New Zealand.

The two sets of sections are then run through machines that collate them into complete papers.

The show ended with two tributes and a single performance that collated other anxieties.

" Your printer should print multiple copies in chronological order until that collate box is unchecked.

Based on geographical considerations, these plants are collated by basin and classified into 15 groups that correspond to the major river basins, in order to reduce the dimension of the problem.

NewsDiffs, a site that collates corrections to online news article, has compared it with the original.