Sentence examples for informed administration from inspiring English sources

It would be several days, however, before the intelligence agencies changed their formal assessment based on those new reports, and informed administration officials about the change.

They said that while the agency may have been slow to uncover what had happened, it informed administration officials promptly this year after the guns had been traced back to Jordan.

The subject of Mr. Huntsman's political ambitions was raised Monday at the White House news briefing, where Robert Gibbs, the president's press secretary, confirmed that Mr. Huntsman had informed administration officials of his plans to step down and that a search was under way for a new ambassador to China.

Informed administration may, however, have less impact in studies with longer recall periods.

Previous studies with short recall periods have suggested that informed administration (previous responses available) may improve the responsiveness and validity of health-related quality-of-life (HRQL) questionnaires in comparison to blind administration (previous responses unavailable).

It's true that the C.I.A. did not always fully inform Administrations about what it was up to, but the agency had reason to believe that there were some things Administrations preferred not to know.

German officials informed the administration this week that they too would support lifting the sanctions, American and German officials said today.

In a meeting at the White House, the high command of the Coast Guard informed the administration that there was no way to stop the boat lift without using force, which would lead to a significant loss of life.

8 NATIONAL 37-48 Kerik Position Called Untenable President Bush accepted Bernard Kerik's decision to withdraw his nomination as Homeland Security secretary, a White House official said, after Mr. Kerik informed the administration that he had tax and immigration problems with a former nanny and housekeeper.

Robert Zimmer, the university's president, said in a statement emailed to the university community last night that the school decided to cancel classes after FBI counterterrorism officials informed the administration of the threat and deemed it credible.

Robert Zimmer, the University of Chicago's president, said in a statement emailed to the university community on Sunday night that the school had decided to cancel classes after FBI counterterrorism officials informed the administration of the threat and deemed it credible.