Sentence examples for only informed about from inspiring English sources

Health and social services were only informed about the closure when word spread informally.

While HIV prevention is part of Tanzania's public school curriculum at primary and secondary level, in practice, most adolescents are only informed about family planning through local youth groups or NGOs.

Pakistan's prime minister and army chief were only informed about the operation after the car Mansoor had been driving in had been reduced to a smouldering wreck, Islamabad said on Sunday.

Peter Morgenstern, a lawyer representing the plaintiffs, declined to comment on the cases, but pointed out that the complaints allege that guests were only informed about the fees upon arrival or checkout, "when it was too late for guests to obtain alternative accommodations".

The media and cabinet ministers were only informed about the second interview on Thursday 1 February, two days after Blair had made his call to Levy Blair was originally interviewed before Christmas - the first time a serving Prime Minister had been questioned by police as part of a criminal investigation.

The safety of dozens of patients was raised but the NHS was only informed about a handful of cases.

However, encapsidated phage DNA could still be detected by real time PCR, and these non-infectious viruses dominated the wine samples showing that direct enumeration of phages in wine samples using the double-layer agar technique only informs about the quantity of residual infectious phages.

In this study, we primarily focused upon particle transport speed because it not only informs about the function of individual ciliated cells but takes into account the coordinated function of many cells and thus more closely reflects the in vivo situation.

It remains to be determined whether these exciting strategies only inform about disease processes or confer real therapeutic advantage.

Such a toolbox could hopefully be used to address many important questions, not only informing about tree biology but also about plant biology in general.

Thus, community health education must not only inform about effective protection, but also dispel common but inappropriate beliefs about STI transmission.