Sentence examples for was compiled about from inspiring English sources

The Ḥamāsah was compiled about 835 while Abū Tammām was staying at Hamadan (Iran).

When the Mishna (the first constituent part of the Talmud) was compiled about 200 ce, it incorporated the teachings of the Pharisees on Jewish law.

The most important of these works are the Chronicon, which was compiled about 1113 by a Benedictine known only as Gallus Anonymous, and the Annales seu cronicae incliti regni Poloniae, brought up to 1480 by Jan Długosz, archbishop of Lwów.

In 1964, Senator Kennedy wrote to Hoover and asked him to write an essay for a book Mr. Kennedy was compiling about his father, Joseph P. Kennedy.

But most consumers never learn the specific pieces of information that have been compiled about them by marketers.

For instance, there is no federal law that requires such companies to allow consumers to have access to and correct marketing data that's been compiled about them.

At least for now, however, these companies typically do not permit consumers to see the records or marketing scores that have been compiled about them.

The Ministry of Justice has already said that its chief statistician is examining ways in which figures can be compiled about the number of superinjunctions and orders in force.

Private collections of poetry in kana began to be compiled about 880, and in 905 the Kokinshū (A Collection of Poems Ancient and Modern), the first major work of kana literature, was compiled by the poet Ki Tsurayuki and others.

The Manu-smriti ("Laws of Manu"), generally thought to have been compiled about 100 ce, was based upon the ancient Hindu concept of dharma (generally, the religious and moral law governing individual conduct).

The population estimate is compiled about once every five years and is based on demographic data used by the government when formulating its social security policy.