Sentence examples for informed of material from inspiring English sources

ASIC alleged that Rich and Silbermann failed to exercise due care and diligence by failing to keep the board of directors of One.Tel sufficiently informed of material information about the true financial condition, performance and prospects of One.Tel, especially in the period leading up to the cancellation of a proposed rights issue in May 2001.

As part of the informed consent process, patients should now be informed of potential material risks of treatment [8].

For example, buyers must be informed of a "material fact" about the house if it occurred within the past three years.

The Courts in North America, have maintained in cases such as Canterbury v Spence [ 17] and Reibl v Hughes [ 66] that a patient must be informed of all material risks, where those 'material risks' would consist of what a reasonable person, in such a patients position, would be likely to attach significance to, in deciding whether to accept or forego a proposed treatment.

All interviewers are female, and women were informed of this in information materials prior to joining the study.

Science Translational Medicine must be informed of any restrictions on sharing of materials (including Material Transfer Agreements) applying to materials used or created in the reported research.

It is not known if Hain has been informed of the nature of the material identified.

A lower court had previously decided that YouTube qualified for the so-called safe harbor provision of U.S. copyright law, which absolves Web platforms of violations as long as they move quickly to remove protected material when informed of its presence.

Health professionals were most commonly informed of the availability of consumer material through local meetings (76%).

Within two days, the students, who must also submit standard application materials, are informed of their fate.

Contributors, especially to broadcast material, should be informed of the wider context within which their comments will be placed and – where applicable – be told about who else may be contributing to the same programme or article.