Sentence examples for informed him on from inspiring English sources

Lord Myners said he discussed the issue of Sir Fred's pension with members of the RBS board when they informed him on October 11 last year that he was to be replaced.

In his prepared remarks to the Senate Banking Committee on Thursday, Carson was supposed to say that his background had informed him on the "strong connection between housing and health," and cite the problem of lead exposure for young children.

At a news conference in Helena on Friday, Governor Bullock called Mr. Walsh the "most effective" candidate for the Senate seat, adding that he had not interviewed Mr. Walsh for the position and had only informed him on Thursday night.

But in a letter sent to the musicians on July 11, Liviu Blumenthal, the orchestra's president and executive director, wrote that Mr. Pinnock informed him on July 2 of his decision to leave his post.

Mr. Malvo's lawyers informed him on Monday night that John A. Muhammad, 42, had been sentenced to death by a jury in Virginia Beach that morning for his role in the shootings.

Assemblyman Jeffrey Klein, who represents the 80th District in the northeastern and northwestern Bronx, said yesterday that New York City Transit officials informed him on Friday that they had decided to leave the No. 5 line as it was.

But he said superintendents like Thelma Baxter in Harlem had informed him of the attendance problem on Mondays and Fridays, so he expected them to be cooperative.

He made a statement to me on two occasions when I informed him to move on on three occasions.

In his personal letter announcing the firing, a short note that referred to Rosenstein's longer one, Trump made a point of thanking Comey for informing him, "on three separate occasions, that I am not under investigation".

In his personal letter announcing the firing, a short note that referred to Rosenstein's longer one, Trump made a point of thanking Comey for informing him, "on three separate occasions, that I am not under investigation". It was a strange note for the sitting President of the United States to strike, and a profoundly defensive one.

Dr. Dean said that as his campaign advanced, he would hire military advisers who would inform him on such matters.