Sentence examples for just collated from inspiring English sources

"There was a wealth of information in the working group if someone had just collated and used it," said Nasreen Barwari, who served on the economy working group and is now the Iraqi minister of public works.

"Why couldn't you just collate the information specific for any trip and put it in a PDF?" he asked.

"These liabilities have always been here and they were always known, they come from official sources and this is just collating them in one place," said the IFS deputy director, Carl Emmerson.

EITI have however published new and greater standards which require more detailed disclosure from member states including revenue allocations and expenditures as opposed to just collating and reconciling information.

When you're collating data at work, just collate data at work.

At least that's the running joke on the internet, where Twitter accounts exist just to collate all the bizarre news coming out of my beloved home state.

He just keeps collating all the information about them that he can get; then, when he's convinced he's found one, usually living under a false name — not always — he informs the police.

In the first quarter of this year just £744,000 was collated in the 'other' category.

Data collated just days before Republicans on Saturday cast their votes for a presidential nominee, suggests a full 44 per cent of the tycoon's supporters think Islam should be banned in the US, 40 per cent would shut down mosques and around 60 per cent said a national database of Muslims should be established.

"The sheer volume of qualitative and quantitative evidence we have collated, not just for our current audit but also for the previous ones, enables us to make informed judgments," it adds.

There are just the patchy figures collated by isolated doctors and a few non-government organisations working in the suburbs.