Sentence examples for been appraised of from inspiring English sources

The White House said that Barack Obama had been appraised of the situation was being kept updated.

Conte has probably been appraised of Diego Costa's desire to leave Chelsea, having grown weary of regular scrutiny of his performance and on-field discipline, and hearing of Atlético Madrid's desire to bring Costa back to the Vicente Calderón Stadium this summer, will have to try to dissuade Costa from being lured back to Spain.

Escorting the convoy, Admiral Nielly had been appraised of the situation by Montagnard's captain, and had left his escort duties to reinforce Villaret.

We were appraised of every detail, from the basics of sunburn protection to advice on daily menus.

However, even before we were appraised of her career in various popular music combos, we admired her style.

In most Judcomm cases, all the fraternities, sororities, and independent living groups are appraised of the situation, but this time they were not.

In an additional effort to hide the incident from public view, MIT also failed to inform several bodies that clearly should be appraised of the situation.

According to Johnson, the newcomer said next to nothing on being appraised of his promotion to the starting line-up before that first training run on the Algarve.

"How can it be that the prime minister who tells us day after day that he's at the heart of a very serious security conversation... can suddenly be in a meeting being appraised of sensitive material and not recognise it for the sensitive material that it is?" Feeney asked reporters on Thursday.

"How can it be that the prime minister who tells us day after day that he's at the heart of a very serious security conversation … can suddenly be in a meeting being appraised of sensitive material and not recognise it for the sensitive material that it is?" shadow assistant defence minister David Feeney asked.

So check this every once in a while, or set up an alert -- it can be the best way to be appraised of surprise restocking.