Sentence examples for general was informed from inspiring English sources

It is not clear whether or not the attorney general was informed about the changes to the ministerial code at the time of his speech.

The report states: "The Attorney General was informed the waterboard had been used 119 times on a single individual".

The first two instances occurred in the latter years of the Bush Justice Department: in 2006, with an operation called "Operation Wide Receiver" and in 2007, with then-Republican Attorney General Michael Mukasey being informed about "gun-walking" in a November 2007 memo during a trip to Mexico -- said to be the first time an attorney general was informed of the technique.

A reader gets through the pap, though, since the story in general is informed by a pretty irresistible delight in its own telling.

At this point, eight years after the introduction of PMTCT at this hospital and four years after introducing routine HIV testing, when the programme has reached maturity, women in general are informed about the procedures before attending.

On 21 November, the commander of the 9th Division, Major General Leslie Morshead, was informed by General Harold Alexander, the commander-in-chief of the Middle East Command, that a decision had been made to return the division to Australia.

After the massacre, General Henry Atkinson was informed that Dodge was to take over General Alexander Posey's brigade at Fort Hamilton.

Neither the board nor the general counsel was informed.

An Investigation Begins Chuck Blazer, an American who sits on FIFA's executive committee and is Concacaf's general secretary, was informed about the cash offers.

According to Fox News, Attorney General Eric Holder was informed in late summer that Petraeus's name had come up in an F.B.I. investigation.

NATO's best hope is therefore to sideline him, partly by starving him, and other parvenu warlords, of some of their fat contracts.At a meeting in Kandahar to discuss the unwanted effects of NATO contracts, General McChrystal was informed that 570 of them, worth millions of dollars, had been issued from NATO's airbase in Kandahar, and nobody was quite sure to whom.