Sentence examples for decided to inform from inspiring English sources

As access to information was deficient due to a lack of a formal communication strategy, we decided to inform the participants about the AP and the ongoing activities.

Concluding that I had found a glitch in the updated version of Microsoft Word, I decided to inform Microsoft.

"We decided to inform the relevant UN mission of the evidence in our possession, immediately and publicly.

Mr Ramsey said he knew the Brooks' flat had been searched by officers a day earlier, and he decided to inform the police about the find.

Holding the limitation provisions of the treaty to be inconsistent with Japan's needs, the cabinet decided to inform Britain it could not accept the treaty.

But government officials said they had decided to inform him of his rights only because he had already stopped talking to them.

Your freeholder will also have your mortgage lender's details and could decide to inform them about what you are doing – especially if you had not sought permission from the freeholder and so have breached a lease covenant.

Here comes the bit that will divide Apatow's audience and (he hopes) get them arguing over the movie: Alison decides to inform the father and, little by little, to enfold him and his oafish, froggy grin in the gentle business of parenting.

While you would ordinarily wait another fortnight before telling anyone at work that you are pregnant, you want to be able to leave for hospital in a hurry, and so, to avoid awkward questions, you decide to inform your HR director.

Generally, the lurker individual becomes a spreader when being convinced of the truth of the rumor and then decides to inform others.

She is so upset about the theft of her bank that the parents decide to inform the police.