Sentence examples for told of the problems from inspiring English sources

He told of the problems: finding a place to dump it, transporting it, demolishing partly damaged buildings.

Senior government officials, including Dr. John D. Graham, President Bush's chief overseer of regulatory effectiveness at the Office of Management and Budget, said they had been told of the problems with the studies.

One person who told of the problems said the Tigers secured a commercial loan backed by a guarantee from the team owner, Michael Ilitch, to make next week's payroll.

His premier legal team portrays him as a busy man whose finances were handled by other people, including his brother, and who willingly paid $1 million in back taxes once told of the problems.

Abonji's novel, Tauben fliegen auf, told of the problems associated with the war in Yugoslavia in the 1990s and of the lives of the Hungarian minority in northern Serbia, as well as of the difficulties that immigrants from southeastern Europe sometimes have adjusting to life in a more prosperous European country such as Switzerland.

The hospital's governing body, the five county supervisors, has been told of the problems repeatedly.

Mr. Darling said he was told of the problem two days later, but first had law enforcement officials hunt for the disks and then alerted banks.

On Sept. 26, the New England center voluntarily recalled three lots of the drug after it was told of the problem, according to Erica Jefferson, a spokeswoman for the Food and Drug Administration.

But, she said, if the landlord was not told of the problem -- or was told after much of the damage had been done -- he should not be liable for the damage.

11 mothers (13.8%) noticed the baby's diagnosis themselves without any assistance, followed by 69 mothers (8.7%) Other 11 mothers (13.8%) noticed 248 the baby's diagnosis themselves without any assistance, followed by 69 mothers (8.7%) who were told by a relative, and 29 mothers (3.7%) who were told of the problem by the doctor.

11 mothers (13.8%) were able to identify the baby's diagnosis directly without any assistance, followed by 7 mothers (8.7%) who were told by a relative, and 3 mothers (3.7%) who were told of the problem by the doctor that their babies needed medical attention.