Sentence examples for on a collation from inspiring English sources

A separate report from accountants BDO suggested that business confidence had dropped to a three-year low based on a collation of existing surveys taken in recent weeks.

If the leaders of the committees of jurisdiction were unable to come up with a solution," she added, perhaps the group of women, who occasionally form a collation on bills, might.

Stephen Davis worked on a results collation system which was used for elections in Sunderland and then adopted by the Electoral Commission across the whole of the UK for the AV referendum last year.

He would accomplish this by relying on "a careful collation of all the oldest copies" and to read "the same story in the very book which Shakespeare consulted".

The study presents a collation of information on the activities of the above actors.

They simply represented a collation of data indicating the position on the ground; radiologist numbers are not centrally controlled in North American departments, and additional radiologists are recruited by hospitals or practices according to need, determined locally.

One long-running project that he conducted with Jim O'Rourke, Gastr del Sol, seemed like a collation of all the parts of sound that are deëmphasized on mainstream rock records: silence, dissonance, scrapes, and squeaks.

They are a collation of various manuscripts that may have been altered by scribes over time.

The Common Council ordered the display of the flag on City Hall, the ringing of bells, congratulations by the council to the governor and the president of Congress at noon, followed by a collation at Mr. Heyer's Tavern near City Hall.

This was a collation and revision of earlier texts and displays a remarkable sophistication and urbanity.

The regiment's French chefs had prepared their best dishes for a light afternoon meal called a "collation".