Sentence examples for means to compile from inspiring English sources
"Such a fragmented approach would not give civil society a means to compile and analyse government revenue or give companies protection from disclosing commercially sensitive information," the report notes.
Modern scholars differ as to whether he meant to compile a code of law or merely a Halakhic collection.
In the National Identification Exercise which was meant to compile a national database and identity cards for both citizen and non-citizens resident in Ghana, Fulani pastoralists were either refused to be registered in some areas or made to pay money by registration officials.3.3
Also unknown at the time of the vote is the makeup of a list, meant to be compiled by Jordan, containing other extremist rebels that will be isolated — including, as Kerry put it, any "we might decide at some time to designate".
With this redefinition of what it means to be pro-life, I compiled a list of life-improving programs that were fought for and won by the efforts of Democrats.
The new format is meant to allow programmers to compile their code for the browser (currently the focus is on C/C++, with other languages to follow), where it is then executed inside the JavaScript engine.
For instance, the majority of studies reported arithmetic means of total estradiol, and therefore arithmetic means were used to compile data and the reported geometric means were transformed into the arithmetic form.
Although it's no mean feat technologically to compile such lists, they are absolutely crucial to consumers.
Social DNA then takes these two sources of input and compiles percentages meant to reflect how similar you are to others on different topics.
The data compiled are not meant to reflect the total population of physicians, nor can we make general statements about all physicians' working flows based upon this limited data set.
The mayor's campaign has compiled dossiers of articles meant to portray Mr. Thompson as an incompetent steward of the educational system.
