Sentence examples similar to expressly inform from inspiring English sources
In a rare airing of public disagreement between two world leaders, Yousuf Raza Gilani said he had been expressly informed by his intelligence services that Bin Laden was not in Pakistan.
"One reason for that is that Baidu's terms of service are in various points not-compliant with the provisions of Marco Civil," he says, "such as the requirement to obtain express consent from the user if they are collecting data from the user, and expressly informing the user about what they do with the data.
Lammers expressly informed Hess that he was to use the letter for his protection: "I give you this letter, if necessary, to make use [for your protection]".
We undertook a population-based study in Zambia, as a project within the Global Campaign against Headache [10], expressly to inform health policy-makers [24].
Here, expressly as a needs-assessment to inform national health policy, we present data from the same survey on the burdens attributable to headache in Ethiopia.
We inform our theory on smart institutions with the methodology of modern control process engineering expressly because of its ability to handle complexity and to adapt to varying contexts.
First of all, I welcome the fact that the preamble to the regulation expressly acknowledges the need to undertake an evaluation of issues concerning phosphate content and the biodegradability of detergents and establishes the Commission's duty to inform Parliament and the Council, within three years, of the results of this evaluation.
Scenario B is just the opposite: a highly informed and strategic decision, one made expressly because Mr. Perry had credible reasons to believe that he was still viable.
