Sentence examples for informed of the consequences from inspiring English sources
The chairman of the Belgian Order of Physicians told Kerstin that she would not be informed of the consequences of her complaint because the process was secret.
Of the 30 death penalty states that offer juries the option of life without parole, only Pennsylvania, along with South Carolina, does not require that juries be fully informed of the consequences of that choice.
When asked to comment, a school spokesman said: "The pupil in question and his mother were informed of the consequences of breaking the uniform and appearance rules prior to doing so.
Even when informed of the consequences of his choices, Participant 2 continued to engage in actions that resulted in cyber FF.
This notwithstanding, players were properly informed of the consequences of choosing each action, and some examples were given to them in the introduction.
No standard guidelines are available.The reprocessing is left to the staff who are ill informed of the consequences of reuse.
Consumers must be fully informed of the potential consequences of assisted reproductive technologies, and the F.D.A. should commission rigorous outcome studies and consider stronger regulations rather than allowing the marketplace to drive the use of these technologies.
The judge also directed that the agency's general counsel promptly furnish copies of his order and his July ruling to the agency's board, "to ensure that the board is fully informed of the potential consequences" of a decision to defer consideration of a new policy until after the stay expires in two weeks.
This trend of underreporting of civilian casualties means readers are not being informed of the real consequences of drone strikes in Yemen and Pakistan.
Far into the twentieth century, masturbating patients were informed of the gruesome consequences of their behavior: mutilation, blindness, hysteria, aggression and madness (particularly in women), kidney disorders or a deformed spine, the familiar endless litany.
Medical geneticists rely on patient history, family segregation, literature review and trusted colleagues to stay informed of the phenotypic consequences of a given gene variant.
