Sentence examples for informed about the problem from inspiring English sources

As the pope gave his last pontifical blessing to crowds in St Peter's Square on Sunday morning before stepping down this Thursday, his spokesman, Father Federico Lombardi, said: "The pope is informed about the problem and the issue is now in his hands".

Moreover, the people who are taking care of the frail institutionalized elderly must be informed about the problem and the necessary measures.

The payoff of Player A is as follows: + price, charged from Player B ("Price of Solution I" or "Price of Solution II") − costs of the solution sold (0 or 30 points) = payoff for Player A in this round Player B will neither be informed about the problem he had, nor will he be informed about the solution Player A chose.

However, Singleton et al state that "while one should be mindful of [weaknesses] it would be a mistake to rule out nonprobability sampling," particularly "in the early stages of investigating a problem, when the objective is to become more informed about the problem itself".

Millennials have had access to more information during our lives to be informed about the problems of the world and how we can solve them.

But the defense was not informed about the problems in the laboratory.

(Mr. Miller, apparently, was also informed about the problems last May).

The Skype team has been doing a pretty good job keeping people informed about the problems, although they've been unable to say when service will be restored for everyone.

Although a second computer glitch affecting the e-mail problem was found in April 1999, Mr. Ruff said he could not recall whether he had been informed about that problem.

As the team became more familiar with the patient, the OT explained that "more information comes to light" so the team were "more informed" about the patient's problems and later scores then better reflected the true extent of patient's abilities and problems.

In such cases, an empty result is returned, and the user is not informed about the source of the problem.