Sentence examples for only to inform from inspiring English sources

The purpose of the information day was not only to inform patients about the accelerated course of treatment, but also to prepare patients for surgery by individual consultation with surgeon, anesthetist, and nurse.

Typically he takes sellers to houses of comparable size and appeal, only to inform them gloomily how little they've recently commanded in price.

Words scroll on a screen at the back of the stage not only to inform but to show how voices have drifted apart from their words.

Our team works hard not only to inform people about their rights and entitlements but also to advocate on their behalf when they are denied them.

"They're ready for our second responsibility as broadcasters, which is not only to inform, but also to entertain and provide a diversion".

Department officials say the calculator will be used only to inform claims authorizers and that final decisions will be made by people, not machines.

In the new regulation that went into force in 1999, the operators only have to inform the closure to the ministry just one year before a planned closure date.

At its heart is the concept that people should only have to inform officials of a birth or death once - with the information automatically reaching all the agencies that need to know.

These are only used to inform colleagues that you are running late or off sick.

Iran's argument at the time the Natanz enrichment site was discovered was that it only had to inform the IAEA six months before introducing uranium.

Prior to the development of PROE, rules of engagement had only served to inform wartime actions; such directives were then distinguished as WROE.