Sentence examples similar to to collate something from inspiring English sources

The Femicide project will have to gain some of its information through presenting freedom of information requests to police forces every six months – something Ingala Smith hopes might be avoided if they can be persuaded to collate their figures in a different way, allowing easier access to statistics on men killing women.

Use the council's central account to collate and share.

Griffiths attempts to collate some quantitative and qualitative measurements.

So V4I went out and set up "listening posts" to collate feedback, and 726 responses were collated into a report.

To that end, the Guardian is undertaking various projects to collate such information.

Again, I had to spend hours of research trying to collate information across a vast area.

Why else would it be trying to collate intelligence on people's religious views?

Due to its illegality, data on modern-day slavery is difficult to collate.

He launched a website to collate paternal experiences, starting with his own.

Students can then search the internet and use their boards to collate their findings.

Her hope is to collate data from journalists across the media industry.