Sentence examples for is gathered to from inspiring English sources

Signal intelligence, unlike police evidence, is gathered to protect society against terrorism and other large threats, not prosecute individuals.

As soon as enough evidence is gathered to charge someone, the name goes on the police blotter, which is released every two weeks.

Today, however, as Steve Wickham and I slip behind the stage and sneak a look out, we are dismayed to see that only a small gaggle of punters is gathered to watch the act before us, Corb Lund.

But some of the data, instead of being held for months or years for use in scientific research, is being applied almost as soon as it is gathered to practical problems, like improving weather forecasts and monitoring forest fires.

And in the course of a description of what he didn't want he had gone on to say, "Such men are not attracted to an Administration in which all credit is gathered to the White House and blame parcelled out to scapegoats, or in which high officials are asked to dance like puppets on a Presidential string".

In environmental management accounting data is gathered to identify win-win settings in organisations where both economic and environmental performance can be improved (Burritt et al., 2002).

However, sufficient evidence was gathered to complete the inspection".

Camels, nearly a thousand strong, had been gathered to be bought and sold.

Others say that the information was gathered to sell to online advertisers.

A military spokesperson said that details were being gathered to ascertain the cause of the crash.

Finally, the passengers arrived in Uzbekistan, where a committee had been gathered to heckle them.