Sentence examples for point of informing from inspiring English sources

"Some of the officers made a point of informing the prisoners what they believe the man did," he said.

Autism Speaks and the DUP15q Alliance make a point of informing donors how the tissue is being used — and the researchers doing the work get on the phone to answer and ask questions.

The channel's weather forecasters also make a point of informing Muslim viewers of the times of sunrise and sunset; and early each evening, in a skilfully made piece of reality TV, there are portrayals of ordinary British Muslims explaining how they square their fasting obligations with their daily routine.

Lansdowne made a point of informing the Queen: Lansdowne visited Agra in November 1890.

The first time we scripted scenes that would be videotaped, Cyntoia made a point of informing the group that some day she would star in a movie--about her.

Furthermore, when the MN has ongoing communications with many CNs, the MN only informs the mobility anchor point instead of informing all the CNs like macro-mobility solutions.

However, the observations in the first 6 months of implementation, particularly the critical importance of establishing EID services within health systems capable of providing comprehensive continuous care and follow-up of HIV-exposed infant, serve as a critical reference point for informing the scale up of the national EID program in Tanzania.

What begins as a lesson on vanishing points, horizon lines, and representing three-dimensional objects on a two-dimensional picture plane evolves into an exploration of how our literal point of view informs our emotional position.

There will be many accounts of the war on terror, she says, of which the new film will be just one: a specific story, told from a specific point of view, informed by Boal's interviews with CIA operatives.

From a stylistic point of view informed by preliminary studies, it seems that boat figures have been engraved over a long span of time, suggesting the importance of the aquatic environment of the past.

Most of the researchers employed on the project are Malawian nationals giving them a slight advantage as they have local knowledge however all of the researchers on the ground will employ a system of informing a central point about their movements with reasonable 'check-in' times.