Sentence examples for do to inform from inspiring English sources

While Tenet acknowledged being called by a regulator, the company did not have enough specific information about what officials might do to inform investors, Harry Anderson, a company spokesman, said.

May said in his report that there was more the intelligence agencies could do to inform the public about how they use their statutory powers.

It's not yet clear what if anything the ISPs will do to inform their customers of the new rules.

But there's a lot of lack of knowledge among investors; we have a lot to do to inform people about the economic potential of companies using open data.'.

"I think people are looking at it in a common sense manner and would like to be informed, and I think it's the right thing to do to inform them.

But more still needs to be done to inform young people of the opportunities available to them.

What is the company doing to inform the public about the potential dangers of the drugs prescribed for young people?

"More should be done to inform the beach patrons of the risks of being in the water," Parhar said.

Caroline Jordan, president of the Girls Schools Associationn, said more needed to be done to inform girls about the careers available in engineering and computing.

At a hearing of the Commons' science and technology committee, Dame Sally Davies told MPs that more must be done to inform people about the dangers of drinking.

While men are ahead in traditionally male-dominated subjects, including computer science and engineering, The Guardian reported how president of the Girls Schools Associationn (GSA), Caroline Jordan, said more needs to be done to inform girls about the careers offered in such fields.