Sentence examples for statement to inform from inspiring English sources

His ruling meant that after commonwealth's attorney Stephanie Morales promised in her opening statement to inform jurors about Rankin's "state of mind" prior to the shooting, her prosecution team was practically unable to do so.

The questionnaire consisted of 57 questions grouped into seven blocks, each block preceded by an explanatory statement to inform students about what they would be asked.

Researchers can use the statement to inform their choice of study design and analyses, but the guidelines do not support or oppose the choice of any particular study design or method.

Agreed outcomes included the immediate release of a joint position statement to inform external stakeholders of the value of commissioning for IPC and plans for the development of assurance framework and key IPC indicators.

This involved the Tu Kotahi community-based Māori asthma nurses verbally approaching potential participants from their case list and using a standardised statement to inform potential participants about the study and ask for permission for a researcher to contact them by phone.

These were divided into three primary themes: (i) how participants find products (27 statements), (ii) information required to inform purchase decisions (89 statements), (iii) comments on products' familiarity (12 statements) and (iv) comments about online shopping (28 statements).

The WMO Statement was released to inform COP22 negotiations.

The 'Enhancing transparency in reporting the synthesis of qualitative research' (ENTREQ) statement was used to inform the reporting of our results (see online supplementary appendix 4).

Moreover, when analyzed separately, males gave the best rank to "document patient's decision" statement and females gave the best rank to "inform patient" statement (Table  3).

The group thought they were auditioning for a singer and equal member, but once they had hired David, they were taken aback when he issued a press statement saying: "This is to inform you of the existence of Davie [sic] Jones and the Lower Third".

This statement is also intended to inform the design, implementation, and evaluation of programs and research initiatives that address the prevention and control of coronary heart disease and stroke, and to enhance communication and dialogue among health professionals, policymakers, and the public.