Sentence examples for deciding to inform from inspiring English sources
Deciding to inform peers presented a harrowing conundrum as participants agonized over how and when to tell others about the ostomy.
Should you decide to inform the University not to release this information, any future requests for such information from non-University persons or organizations (prospective employers, loan servicers, landlords, etc). will be refused.
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.
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.
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.
By the end of May it had finished additional testing of the new design and decided to inform the agency of its plan for a recall.
Acting Attorney General Sally Yates receives a breakdown of the Flynn interview and decides to inform the White House about what was said.
