Sentence examples for have compiled for from inspiring English sources

This year, the official theme for the day is Light – here are 36 poems, new and old, that the Forward Arts Foundation have compiled for the occasion.

In court, they must prove that the rent has been increased more than the legally allowed 10% as set out in regional "mietspiegel" guides (Berlin's is here), which German cities have compiled for every block and building in the nation.

"Why doesn't he provide us with the annexes of his report?" Bernard Kouchner, France's foreign minister, asked last month, referring to material United Nations inspectors are believed to have compiled for internal discussions.

Yesterday a global anti-corruption organisation, Transparency International (TI), released an eight-page report it has compiled for Fifa.

Much of the House money for the Science Office would go to shovel-ready construction projects at national laboratories that the society had compiled for Congress.

But many of the schools on the list are faring far better than the schools on another list the state has compiled for years: Schools Under Registration Review.

"One of my colleagues, an Army major, added Fraser's name to a document which I had compiled for the press about [the Ulster loyalist group] Tara and Kincora.

Swiftly, Robert Smith re-recruited his brother-in-law, guitarist Porl Thompson, who had left the band in 1993, before then abandoning a lengthy US tour in order to whittle down the 33 tracks that the band had compiled for 4 13 Dream.

To check on the accuracy of such self-reported conscientiousness, the researchers turned to time diaries they had compiled for the Environmental Protection Agency -- accounts of the daily activities of 10,000 respondents nationwide to help the agency gauge public exposure to pollutants.

When I was alerted to the report that the team had compiled for Physicians for Human Rights, my first thought was, "What more is there to say?" And then I thought about Mr. Wiesel, who has warned us so eloquently about the dangers inherent in indifference to the suffering of others.

The issue came to a boil last month at a scientific conference in Lyon, France, when three scientists from Google and the University of Cambridge declined to release data they had compiled for a paper on the popularity of YouTube videos in different countries.