Sentence examples for board had informed from inspiring English sources
On Tuesday, Rangers confirmed that the club's board had "informed the SPFL of their intention that Rangers season ticket holders will not be charged to attend the play-off matches at Ibrox".
"The board has informed McCormick that it will be expected to provide an improved proposal following these meetings".
"Accordingly, the board has informed Amaya that it is withdrawing from discussions and wishes Amaya well for the future".
Mr. Levy said a board official had informed him of the policy yesterday morning.
A National Labor Relations Board official confirmed late Wednesday that the board's Manhattan office had informed Thomson Reuters and the union of the planned complaint.
Mr. Bryant said that Mr. Otellini had informed the board of his decision last Wednesday, citing a need for new leadership.
The newspaper, without citing any sources, said that the bank's new chairman, José Ignacio Goirigolzarri, had informed the board of the deposit flight.
It said the 59-year-old American had informed the board of his intention to retire, though the move has come as a surprise to the City.
The former lead auditor of Tyco International testified yesterday that he had informed a board committee about bonuses paid to the former chief executive, L. Dennis Kozlowski, which prosecutors say were stolen from the company.
Mr. Leahy and the other board members, County Court Judge Lawrence King and Judge Lehr, said the process of considering each of the 10,750 uncounted ballots could take several days, and that Miami-Dade's lawyers had informed the board that the likelihood was slim that the Florida Supreme Court would extend the counting deadline.
The board was blindsided again when it was disclosed that Kozlowski was under investigation by New York State for evading state sales tax on multimillion-dollar art purchases; neither he nor the company's then general counsel, Mark Belnick Mark Belnick (who has been indicted separately), had informed the board of the probe.
