Sentence examples for had not compiled from inspiring English sources

The service said it had not compiled the total dollar value of the sales.

The officials said they did not know of any injuries, or how the 55 incidents in 1996 compared with previous years because they had not compiled earlier data.

A1 Iraqi Threat Not Fully Assessed Senior intelligence officials acknowledged that the government had not compiled an updated assessment of Iraq's nuclear, chemical and biological weapons capacities.

The government's Statistics Department said it had not compiled population data since the September earthquake but pointed to a report suggesting that the city could lose 2.5 percent of its population -- estimated around 320,000 before the quake -- by next April.

Wyeth's lawyers also allege that the firm's staffers filled out a significant part of the forms, meaning doctors were attesting to medical histories they hadn't compiled.

Much attention will be on the English lineout, not least because Ireland have not compiled the consistent results they have under Joe Schmidt through set-piece inefficiency.

Louisiana's Department of Wildlife and Fisheries has not compiled landings data for the season, so at this point it is hard to measure with any certainty the degree to which it is abnormal.

He said that while administration officials have come up with preliminary totals for the number of placards each agency holds, they have not compiled the names or job titles of the people who have them.

Hammersmith and Fulham has previously stated that it has not compiled an "early leavers list" or "VIP list" of estate residents to be given preferential treatment, and says will all be treated equally under a local lettings plan.

In the past six years, 2,000 to 3,000 farmers (the state has not compiled an official tally) are believed to have committed suicide in this state, Andhra Pradesh, many of them in this arid district.

The Brazilian government still has not compiled its full travel statistics for last year, but the numbers are in for South Africa, and that country also appears to be profiting from the fears of American and other Western travelers.