Sentence examples for having to inform from inspiring English sources

"We had to announce the schedule changes a few weeks ago as we were having to inform suppliers and production teams about the new schedule," added the spokesman.

It is no fun having to inform longtime customers -- people they often greet face to face in the mornings -- that prices are going up.

The Web site of the Travelers Holding Company in the Bahamas, for example, notes that Americans must report assets being moved offshore, but adds that "there are several ways to establish an offshore account" without having to inform the I.R.S.

He must stay on his own in the secret location provided for him by the police for the next two months, living on meals-on-wheels and having to inform the police every time he steps outside.

The government has sneaked through legal changes to stop fracking companies having to inform everyone in an area of its intentions and successfully lobbied to death EU proposals for stricter fracking rules.

Whether it's a smutty email ending up in the inbox of the person who gave birth to you (not recoverable from), or an email to a senior manager slagging off said senior manager, there is nothing, except for maybe having to inform an ex of an STI, that is more excruciating.

One agency felt it had to inform prospective employers of my medical information.

"That has to kind of inform his actions – and has to inform the decisions he makes.

Police then had to inform them of the second blast.

Popular perception and expert knowledge have to inform each other.

"If I have to inform the public, I am informing the adversary".