Sentence examples for apprised that the from inspiring English sources

Some local governments, apprised that the basic hygiene kit of soap, toothbrush and toothpaste cost only P25 per child for one year, assumed the responsibility of providing such to their students.

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If chugging vinegar sounds curious to you as well, be apprised that this centuries-old practice has only recently been abandoned.

He requested that "Commander Trifunović be apprised that if the Chetnik violence against the Croatian and Muslim population is not immediately stopped, we will stop supplying food and daily wages to those formations whose members are perpetrators of the violence.

He requested that "Trifunović be apprised that if the Chetnik violence against the Croatian and Muslim population is not immediately stopped, we will stop supplying food and daily wages to those formations whose members are perpetrators of the violence.

"He said, 'What is Wimbledon?"' Khrushchev was apprised that Wimbledon was the premier tennis tournament, and, according to Morozova, "Next year, we have people at Wimbledon".

To let it be known that women in the political realm are also unfaithful may not be the most savory of goals, but the public deserves to be apprised that it happens.

Finding he has left his wife's Christmas gifts at their summer home, he decides to escape his minders — who have been apprised that assassins are lurking nearby — on Christmas Eve and venture forth on horseback to retrieve them.

Apprised that Ryan characterized his comments as dumb, Donald seemed unmoved.

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.

In the summer of 2000, medical directors of all 40 healthcare systems received a draft survey questionnaire, as well as a letter that apprised them of the project and asked them to identify the appropriate individual within the organization to whom the actual survey should be directed.