Further, although county returns must be received by 5 p. m. on the seventh day following an election, the "official results" that are to be compiled in order to certify the returns and declare who has been elected must be construed in pari materia with section 101.5614 (8), which specifies that "write-in, absentee and manually counted results shall constitute the official return of the election".
'available information is not given out on request to users arbitrarily and on sole responsibility by subordinate officials, analyses are to be compiled on individual questions that the departments feel have priority …, the planning and coordinating committee will meet regularly in order to discuss individual issues.
These images, along with others, are to be compiled in what will be my first book of photography sometime next year.
For example, in the 1970s a Japanese photographer, Keiki Haginoya, undertook what was to be a lifelong project to compile a photo documentary of children's play on the streets of Tokyo.
Some disconnect between the formula and the current economic climate is inevitable, the department contends, because accurate data are slow to be compiled.
The dismal reading may affect debate among politicians and policymakers on how much fiscal spending should be earmarked in a supplementary budget that is expected to be compiled this fiscal year.
Girls are often solicited for naked pictures, and, as Sophia knows, it isn't uncommon for the photos to be compiled and shared on virtual "slut pages".
And, for a lyricist whose work is soon to be compiled in a book, it's noticeable than even in a huge boozy live venue, his less abstract declarations still grate, with songs like the the Less Than Zero-referencing "Song For Clay (Disappear Here)" feeling terribly clunky.
The survival in the Torah of patent inconsistencies and disagreements with the postexilic situation indicate that its materials were by then sacrosanct, to be compiled but no longer created.
Doran's sentencing was adjourned for reports to be compiled.
