Sentence examples for had failed to inform from inspiring English sources
Although a social worker was on the balcony at the time, Niveen had failed to inform her that she was in charge of supervising Adam.
The inquiry also blamed Pakistan, saying its military had failed to inform NATO of the location of new military posts along the long, often poorly demarcated border.
Mr. Espada said Mr. Hochheiser had failed to inform him of a plea offer from prosecutors and had not met with him frequently enough.
They complained today that several government agencies investigating the anthrax at the headquarters had failed to inform them that the third case was discovered on Wednesday.
It was only in the hostel that I discovered that I was entitled to hardship payments, of which the Jobcentre had failed to inform me.
One passholder who is registered as a peer's staff member admitted that he had failed to inform the house authorities that his job, and declarable interests, had changed.
Choice implies information, but at every stage the government and the NHS have failed to inform us in any meaningful way about what they are trying to do, why they are trying to do it, and the consequences for us of not doing it.
The US agents reported to have trailed Atta are said to have failed to inform the German authorities about their investigation.
At six of the 11 insurers, exit charges applied in some cases and the FCA said the companies might have failed to inform customers of these charges when the policy was exited or converted.
Top managers want a capital increase to shore up the balance sheet and have been openly critical of Mr Messier, who in the past has failed to inform them before talking to journalists about his plans.All of which suggests that there is no easy way out for Vivendi Universal.
His latest project — "This could be my 'In Cold Blood,' " he says — concerns a family that was hanged from a tree outside the very house where Ellison now dwells, although somehow he has failed to inform his wife, Tracy (Juliet Rylance), of this cheerful fact.
