Sentence examples for be firmly informed from inspiring English sources
adverb
In a firm or definite or strong manner.
- She corrected him firmly but gently.
Patrick Henry argued, in contrast, that the legislature must be firmly informed "of the extent of the rights retained by the people... being in a state of uncertainty, they will assume rather than give up powers by implication".
The workers were firmly informed they were trespassing and asked to leave.
That temptation should be firmly resisted.
This calumny must be firmly rejected.
Let T be firmly nonexpansive.
It should be firmly attached.
They should be firmly attached.
Though she wasn't writing any fiction (she had firmly informed the university newspaper that she intended to "start writing" when she graduated), she was making her way in journalistic and literary London.
Attlee firmly informed Mao that "two-way traffic was needed" for peace, and asked Mao to help persuade the Soviet Union to free its satellite states in Eastern Europe.
He firmly informed Mr. Fay that his political career might have ended had word spread that another golfer wanted to be president.
The onus is firmly on the data controller to keep the data subject fully informed of what is being done with their information.
