"We want to apprise them of the preparations and plans we have made for security," said the spokeswoman, Kathy Ellis.
Ms. Duffy needed to be apprised, and ushered back into the world they all had in common.
If we are in any way seriously impaired and can't perform those responsibilities, the shareholders need to be apprised.
If beekeeping in ancient Egypt strikes you as an off-puttingly obscure subject for a book, you need to be apprised of two facts.
Still, he kept me apprised of the weather where my brother was, as if I needed to know what clothes to pack.
When Green apprised Fassel of the Stanford offer, Fassel, then the head coach at Utah, was certain of what Green needed to do.
"Once she understood that I had been apprised of this situation and was going to fully evaluate it, that was the basic point of her comments about the travel office, simply to make sure I was aware of what she felt was a situation that certainly needed to be carefully reviewed and probably changed".
Since the situation is unfolding so quickly, and inaccurate reports abound, we need to be properly apprised of developments.
If, for example, British personnel are again seized by the Iranian authorities, the Foreign Office needs to be thoroughly apprised of detention conditions, the risk of torture, the fairness of trials and a host of other human rights issues.
"You need to keep us apprised of the advances in your vetting system.
They recognize that while powerful advocacy needs to be earned, potential sponsors need to be better apprised of who is worthy of their investment.
