Sentence examples for time to collate from inspiring English sources

The delay will give the Legal Services Commission (LSC) time to collate evidence on the geographical areas covered by the new contracts, as a key part of the Law Society's case against the LSC is that the cut in the number of firms has left areas of the country not covered by family law solicitors.

I finally have had the time to collate the research we have found, and am happy to share it.

I really enjoyed carving out time to collate ideas - to do hard thinking.

The important thing is to give ourselves time to collate the information we know, file it away and move on.

Please consider making donations to people who take the time to collate and maintain public domain resources, should they ask.

However, nurses have mixed views about the scheme – and there have been particular concerns about the processes involved and the time taken to collate information.

They also reported that collation and dissemination of information was a significant challenge; it was time consuming to collate current tephra chemical and textural characteristics with existing impact and management data.

In contrast, Map of Medicine plots out a clear referral pathway incorporating all such information on a single page, minimising the time required to collate the information (discussed later).

Responses were polarised for questions relating to engaging with research end-users, perceived time-pressure to collate data, and pressure to produce research outputs.

Comparison was made with surviving indentures to see if extra information on training type was available, but the latter were not found to be more informative for parish children, and were more time-consuming to collate.

Witness G was asked if MI5's system at the time allowed officers to collate the references to a suspect called Sidique.