Sentence examples for attempted to inform from inspiring English sources

The investigation found that 18 supervisors or members of the agency's senior executive service knew or should have known that employees had improperly accessed Chaffetz's job application, but only one person attempted to inform Clancy, the secret service director.

When James R. Schlesinger, the director of central intelligence, attempted to inform John Stennis, a key member of the Senate Armed Services Committee, about an approaching operation in 1973, the senator, as Mr. Schlesinger recalled to me in an interview, stopped him short: "No, no, my boy, don't tell me.

Several recent clinical practice guidelines (CPGs) on LBP have attempted to inform these decisions by evaluating and summarizing the best available supporting evidence.

Early on, Caggiano attempted to inform his audience about the nature of lucid dreaming.

In Congress, the Republican Party is under the stewardship of the same leader who, when told of a foreign attack on the very mechanism of American democracy, threatened to make it a partisan issue if the president attempted to inform the American people of the threat.

Not all that far from the White House, and yet our ever-enlightened president seems not to have noticed that this soldier, whose alleged criminal offense is that he attempted to inform the public of crimes committed in its name, has been held in an environment clearly designed to destroy his very sense of self.

25 Some countries attempt to inform potential participants in screening about overdetection, but the information is seldom specific enough to make a truly informed choice.

The Happiness Pulse, for instance, attempts to inform you "which sort of happy" you are based on your survey responses.

"We have heard sporadic reports of people attempting to inform voters, maybe offering assistance to voters who don't want it, but nothing systemic," Mr. Kaplan said.

The occasion marked the launching by the National Coalition to Abolish the Death Penalty of its Justice William J. Brennan, Jr. Project, which will attempt to inform the public about the death penalty's failure as a cost-effective crime-prevention measure.

Why didn't he throw the broadcast to his news division in New York for at least an interval, to signal to viewers that the network recognized that something unusual and newsworthy had just occurred, and to attempt to inform them, as best as possible, with reliable reporting?