Sentence examples for forward information about from inspiring English sources

Telling a colleague to forward information about activists in Scotland to the two companies, Todd wrote: "Send … to usual suspects".

The N.C.A.A. said that Tressel failed to bring forward information about his players at least four times, which led to the stiff penalties.

In Orlando, officials with Florida Hospital reported that three employees had improperly combed through emergency department records of 2,252 patients, apparently to forward information about accident victims to lawyers.

Under their proposals, agency workers would no longer be allowed to routinely forward information about potential criminal violations by campaigners to the Justice Department, and the commission's staff investigators would be severely hobbled in conducting preliminary inquiries.

Also forward information about upcoming industry association events, job fairs or networking opportunities.

Allan MacMillan was also called: though he testified that Brownlee had encouraged his daughter to move to Edmonton and promised to forward information about Alberta College, he acknowledged that the premier had not followed through and not contacted her again until she was in Edmonton.

Lagarde also forwarded information about individuals in the files to governments, including the British government.

In July 1861 she secured and forwarded information about the movements of General Irvin McDowell's army toward Manassas Junction, Virginia.

The report, compiled by the International Society for Infectious Diseases, collects and forwards information about novel or important outbreaks of infectious diseases wherever they are found.

The federation, which began an inquiry in March, has already forwarded information about the inquiry to the Suffolk County district attorney, Thomas J. Spota, as well as to the office of the New York attorney general, Eliot Spitzer.

Here we find that the work of contractors performing foreign affairs functions for the U.S. government is far more opaque, and employees of contract firms have far fewer protections if they decide to come forward with information about abuse.