Sentence examples for administration to inform from inspiring English sources

The bill passed in August allowed the administration to inform the FISA court about its methods and then issue blanket demands for data to communications companies without any further court approval or review.

"If you left it up to this administration to inform the American people [they] would still be believing this was a spontaneous riot spurred by a video.

These illegal NDAs make it incredibly difficult and risky for whistleblowers from within this administration to inform Congress and the American people about any illegal, unethical and shady activities they witness.

The White House briefing today was the first showcase for Mrs. Whitman as the Bush administration seeks to inform the country about the multiple fronts in the war against terrorism.

It wasn't until Congress threatened to withdraw funding from Cheney's office that the administration bothered to inform anyone that the executive order didn't mean what it appeared to mean.

The script used by administration officers to inform mothers of the trial is included in Additional file 1. Mothers who consented were asked if they had a strong preference to participate in the internet-based group or receive standard care.

Once the administration learns how to inform, it must learn to rally the nation against its fear.

"This is a pattern," Mr. Hoekstra said in an interview, referring to what he said was the administration's failure to inform the committee of important intelligence findings and policies.

The draft report, by Republican members of the House Government Reform Committee, also describes the Clinton administration's failure to inform Congress about the missing messages immediately in 1998 as "the most significant obstruction" of a Congressional inquiry in American history.

But he added: "There is no excuse for the administration's failure to inform Congress that steps would be and in fact have been taken in violation of this provision.

Critics said the administration's proposal to inform the Russians about the development of missile systems but not to subject the United States to formal limits failed to provide Moscow with sufficient assurance to believe that a limited American shield would stay limited.