Sentence examples for arranging an information from inspiring English sources

The agency said it was arranging an information meeting for prospective developers and a visit to the site on Sept. 7.

To make it more convenient and transparent for parents, the school administration arranged an information board with a list of WASH items (napkins, soap) which were needed and displayed financial reports explaining what had been purchased for what reason.

Usually, shocking tattoos are only reported on in the kind of outlets that find it necessary to arrange any information into numbered lists.

Providing personal information and arranging a face-to-face meeting can jeopardize the safety of the entire family.

Her mother exchanged information with Mr. Estes, arranging a meeting between him and her daughter later that evening.

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Can I send you more information or arrange an interview with both Gydget or some of their customers?

The Regional Health Agency arranged an educational package consisting of information about epidemiology, morbidity and mortality of SS/SS, scientific literature, electronic presentations for lectures, format of clinical cases for practice training, and booklets reporting clinic and laboratory signs of SS/SS [ 15].

Once the required information has been gathered, a standardized assessment report (Additional file 4) is compiled and forwarded to a senior clinician (usually a consultant or associate specialist/higher specialist trainee), who will review the information and arrange an "end of assessment" appointment with the patient and their family to discuss diagnosis and treatment planning.

The university is "now endeavouring to investigate this information thoroughly and arrange an independent examination," he writes.