Sentence examples for had first informed from inspiring English sources

The planning minister, Michael Heseltine, was intending to list it for protection but had first informed the owners, Trafalgar House.

Hours after Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo won overwhelming approval of a package to overhaul the state's income tax, an undertaking he had first informed the public about only three days earlier, his lieutenant governor, Robert J. Duffy, described Mr. Cuomo's achievements as "nothing short of a miracle".

Hekmati's family is reported to have first informed US officials of his arrest in September.

Sir David Lees, who chairs the court of the Bank – akin to a board of directors – said the oversight committee which he also chairs had first been informed of the allegations in November.

Similarly the former health secretary Andrew Lansley said he had first been informed in March 2012 of the CQC allegations and installed a new board in July which initiated the review of its operations.

What matters is that your answer is likely to be lower than if you had first been informed that Kahneman is 77 years old, or if I had claimed his apartment – where he lives with his wife, the British-born psychologist Ann Triesman – was 60 floors up, and near the 86th Street station.

The central issue in the case was how Libby learned that Valerie Plame Wilson, the wife of the diplomat turned Bush critic Joseph C. Wilson IV, worked for the C.I.A. Libby testified repeatedly that he had first been informed of her status in a telephone conversation with Tim Russert, the NBC newsman.

The secretary noted that the president had first been informed of the shooting by his counterterrorism adviser John Brennan, and will continue to be briefed throughout the day.

The upsetting of the daily apple cart?' " Events resolved themselves when Armey, after meeting with the young conspirators, had second thoughts and informed Gingrich of the rebellion.

He was politely informed the lad had first to finish his schooling in England.Yet further troubles did happen.

(Luckily, I had first made a phone call to inform my colleagues of my whereabouts).