Sentence examples for informed the leaders from inspiring English sources

Before starting to record information about the health institutions, we informed the leaders of each of the health institutions about the study.

He informed the leaders of the First Crusade of his visions.

He informed the leaders of the First Crusade of his visions, and though Bishop Adhémar of Le Puy was skeptical of their authenticity, Count Raymond of Toulouse was impressed and commanded that a solemn search be conducted for the lance.

By 12 December, the military had already planned detailed actions, investigated the areas where the action was to take place, and informed the leaders of the Lithuanian National Union and Christian Democratic parties.

The department's regulations would have required Mr. Barr to inform the leaders of the House and Senate Judiciary committees about any such interventions in his letter.

It had the assignment of observing the effects of the measures taken by the leaders of the State, the Party, the economy and the autonomous corporations, to determine what the people were saying about these measures, whether their results were positive or negative, and then to inform the leaders about its findings.

To suggest that they are implacable foes also ignores the long history of pragmatism and political calculations that have informed the Haqqani leaders' actions for 40 years.

"We can't look the other way," said Michael R. Long, the party's chairman, who added that he had informed the Republican leaders of the Senate and the Assembly of his threat to take away the Conservative ballot line — which in some elections can mean the difference of thousands of votes — from anyone who votes yes on the bill.

Whitlam informed the Coalition leaders that he would be advising Kerr to hold a half-Senate election on 13 December, and he would not be seeking interim supply for the period before the election.

Representatives of the municipal secretariat informed the unit leaders about the project and 6 units signed up for participation.

As the election neared, the Guardian's editor also informed the Liberal Democrat Party leader, Nick Clegg, about the matters that were unreportable.