Sentence examples for make this information known from inspiring English sources
Providers are very happy to make this information known and will look forward to an efficient reception from local authorities.
Advocacy, communication and social mobilisation should be pursued at national and international levels, and in line with recommendations for provision of migrant sensitive services, to make this information known to both health providers and migrant communities and their leaders.
Specifically, that analysts were anticipating a slowdown in Facebook's growth in the coming months, but that Facebook and its underwriters made this information known only to industry insiders.
Crimes associated with perjury include subornation of perjury (persuading other persons to commit perjury or knowing of another's perjury and failing to make that information known to authorities) and a wide variety of statutory offenses involving making false statements in official documents (such as an application for a driver's license).
"So we decided to make that information known and show that there are safer products out there".
Regulation 4 of the CAR 2006 now requires owners of non-domestic premises to know where asbestos is present in their buildings and make that information known to those who may disturb it (HMSO, 2006).
"The Ministry of Defence, who are responsible for the regulation of operations and safety at Vulcan, informed Sepa of this situation in the summer of 2012 and requested that they were not to make this information more widely known for security reasons.
-Was this information known before?
"We thought we should make this information available so the parents, at a minimum, will know what they are facing".
He does not know why the Labour government did not make this information public.
Radio Gune-Yi seeks to work out article 13 of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child, which says, "The child has the right to express his or her views, obtain information, make ideas or information known, regardless of frontiers".
