Sentence examples for was kept abreast from inspiring English sources

The NGOs said the government was kept abreast of their activities throughout their time in Egypt.

They were not consulted, they say, while the nationalist Social Democratic and Labor Party was kept abreast of developments by the negotiators in Dublin.

And the mayor has conceded that he talked regularly to senior executives at the firm and was kept abreast of what was happening there.

A Downing Street source said Number 10 was "kept abreast of the operation " to detain David Miranda, but denied any political involvement in the decision, adding: "The Government does not direct police investigations".

"He was kept abreast of matters right up to about a month ago and he was certainly wanting to be present at the service". Before his death, the duke spoke of the importance of marking the anniversary.

The discrimination is said to have taken place after Mr. Bloomberg left to make a successful mayoral bid in 2001, but the suit asserts that "Michael Bloomberg is responsible for the creation of the systemic, top-down culture of discrimination". And the mayor has conceded that he talked regularly to senior executives at the firm and was kept abreast of what was happening there.

You'll be kept abreast of all right here.

"It's extraordinary, the way she's kept abreast of the times".

There is news of foreign parts to be kept abreast of.

Mr. Shultz says the current administration has "been kept abreast of our activity.

Jackson's spokeswoman Caroline Shaw confirmed that his camp had been kept abreast of efforts to stage the race.