Sentence examples for to collating from inspiring English sources
verb
To examine diverse documents et cetera to discover similarities and differences.
- The young attorneys were set the task of collating the contract submitted by the other side with the previous copy.
No such studies have been announced, despite Qatari officials insisting they are committed to collating and investigating such figures.
"We are partway through the public consultation and look forward to collating all the community and stakeholder feedback over the coming weeks," he said.
In addition to collating raw data from their members, findababysitter.com also surveyed 1,000 users of their site to find out how they felt about childcare issues.
I learned about everything from the history of homosexuality's classification as a mental illness to collating a list of rumored gay celebrities going as far back as Ted Heath.
From learning about the history of homosexuality's classification as a mental illness to collating a list of rumoured gay celebrities going as far back as Ted Heath, by the time I burst out the closet there are few who could claim to have had as many pink-points already in their handbag as me.
YI, DMS, BLJ, and CJEI contributed to collating the data and editing the tables.
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.
