Sentence examples for Apprised him from inspiring English sources

/ "I apprised him of the situation".

Selig went forward with the vote even though union officials had apprised him of the negative reaction of the many players whom they had talked to.

State Department officials said Mr. Powell had not so much pressed Mr. Rumsfeld to move quickly as to have apprised him that the continued indefinite detention was causing diplomatic problems.

That occurred in February , 1968 when Manuel was granted a retrial on the ground that although his C.I.D. interrogators had apprised him of various rights he had, among them the right to remain silent and to have a lawyer, the interrogators had neglected to mention that he was entitled to have an "appointed" lawyer, meaning one whose services would be free of charge.

Rowan listened with astonishment as Eriksson apprised him of the Sergeant's plan, but when Eriksson asked his friend whether he thought Meserve's statements should be reported to an officer before the patrol left camp, Rowan immediately shook his head, replying, as the court record shows, "Meserve wouldn't dare do such a fool thing".

It is suggested that Mr Johnson's father had either not apprised him of what he was intending to say – or it was part of a dual-pronged strategy to laugh off and attack an interviewer who managed to make the Mayor appear uncharacteristically flummoxed.

apprising him of his nomination to honorary membership.

apprising him of his nomination to honorary membership..

He said he had called Mr. Odeen Thursday night to apprise him of Northrop's offer.

In Nov. 1927 Lord Irwin, the viceroy, summoned Gandhi to apprise him of the appointment of a statutory commission on constitutional reform under the chairmanship of Sir John Simon.

And as Philip Morris began to change its long-held positions, Parrish made a point of getting in touch with Kessler, to apprise him personally and solicit his input.