Sentence examples for inform americans from inspiring English sources

The group's mission, according to Geller, is "to inform" Americans about "jihad".

He also said he would find ways to better inform Americans about homeland defense.

In the absence of official contact between the two countries, it has fallen to reporters like her to inform Americans and their policy-makers about Iran.

It was intended to inform Americans about any impending nuclear attack and was called Conelrad, short for "Control of Electromagnetic Radiation".

What doesn't inspire confidence is Obama's announcement of a new website to "inform" Americans about the bulk surveillance and "make the American people more comfortable".

The production of newsweeklies, mass-market news magazines like Time and Newsweek, published weekly to inform Americans about world and national events, was once a lucrative business.

In such cases, he said, Israel had agreed to inform American monitors and Palestinian officials before taking action.

In theory the same pulling-back-the-curtain aspect should inform "American High," but there is not much to surprise teenagers or their parents here.

But it must now first inform American monitors, which may put them in the position of refereeing violence between the sides.

Music that Benjamin Britten wrote in 1942 for a radio series intended to inform American audiences about conditions in wartime Britain will be performed in public for the first time next month by the Halle Orchestra in Manchester, the BBC reported.

Americans on both sides of the conflict here tend to monitor news accounts from home on satellite television or the Internet and to inform American reporters they meet that the news coverage is biased against their cause.