Sentence examples for have compiled on from inspiring English sources
In a meeting with British MPs, Hans-Christian Stroebele said he had written to the heads of MI5, MI6 and GCHQ asking them to release any files they have compiled on him.
Glenn Borin, the chairman of the Assessment Review Commission, said the commission would review the data the tax representatives have compiled on the ratio and render a decision soon after March 3.
During a discussion about information that companies have compiled on people on the Internet and elsewhere, Donna, a 21-year-old nurse from Long Island, said, "Everybody can find anything, so forget about it -- we should all just crawl in a shell".
The imprisoned WikiLeaks whistleblower Chelsea Manning has filed a lawsuit in an attempt to compel the FBI and the Department of Justice to release documents that they have compiled on her.
A Green peer has called on the police watchdog to investigate claims that a secretive Scotland Yard intelligence unit improperly destroyed files it had compiled on her.
KGB's Sunday-night fiction-reading series has its own curators, Emily Chenoweth and Rebecca Donner, who has compiled "On the Rocks: The KGB Bar Fiction Anthology," due out this fall.
In Europe, 40,000 Facebook users have already requested a full copy of the data that the site has compiled on each of them, straining the company's ability to respond.
Looking through the man's personal effects, Simmons discovers a dossier Cartwright has compiled on him, filled with his raw copy as well as photographs documenting his days in Africa's war zones.
Green party peer Jenny Jones has asked Britain's most senior police officer to say whether he knew that an intelligence unit that monitors thousands of campaigners had destroyed records it had compiled on her political work.
David Williams, a whistleblower from the domestic unit, has alleged that police improperly destroyed files they had compiled on Jones in a "highly irregular" cover-up – a claim denied by the Met.
Every year, she tries to prepare her students for the despair they inevitably feel as they consume the readings she has compiled on the world's population, poverty, hunger, pollution, disease, loss of habitat and farmland, melting ice caps, oil spills and the like.
