Sentence examples for informed early on from inspiring English sources

Republicans had no good response, so they revived their claim that House Speaker Nancy Pelosi was informed early on about the Bush administration's waterboarding of prisoners.

Key HBUS officials were also informed early on, he said.

"They have a statutory right to be informed early on so they can consult, so they're quite upset about this and they've referred it to the Secretary of State".

Patients should be informed early on about the natural progression of diabetes and the need for insulin therapy 10 15 years after the diagnosis.

Ms Murdoch said she had been informed earlier on Tuesday evening that Ms Martinovich was the winner.

In its latest report on what it described as the secret weapons deals, Der Spiegel this week quoted Markus Löning, the government's human rights commissioner, as saying, "Citizens have a justified interest in being informed earlier on about arms sales".

We investigated potential nonlinear relationships between the biomarkers and time on treatment using restricted cubic splines with three knots at 3, 14, and 21 days, chosen to represent immediate changes, and two subsequent time points at which future biomarker-directed trials may inform early decisions on continuation of trial drug.

That disclosure prompted questions on Capitol Hill about why patients and doctors had not been informed earlier.

When the company informed me early on that only one of us would be eligible for the international rotation, but that I could get just as much experience without leaving the country, I knew their decision had already been made, and it had more to do with who my father wasn't than with who I was.

So I was informed very early on - and I know about art warehouses because I didn't have anything myself stored at Momart, but I have things stored at other places, and one does take a lot on trust about these things.

We conclude that the methodological integration of data science techniques is an effective way to gain insight from hundreds or thousands of requirements before making informed decisions early on.