Sentence examples for when it informs from inspiring English sources

"I believe that journalism is at its best when it is a catalyst to democracy and when it informs, enlightens and educates the common people," he said.

The company emails people 10 days before a recurring subscription delivery, when it informs customers of a new price of their item so they can change or skip the order.

I can strap it on and wear it for a good seven days without a charge and when it informs me that something is up – that I have a text or an email or a call – it does so in a discreet manner.

Meanwhile, an insight into the competition between law schools for barrister hopefuls was given last week as BPP Law School generated anger from its rivals when it informed 150 students that they had places on its Bar Professional Training Course (BPTC) six days before the agreed offer day.

The North showed its imperviousness to outside influence this week when it informed the United States it no longer wanted to receive food aid and told five American aid groups to leave by the end of the month.

The lawsuit said that the company's actions on the issue began only in September 2002, when it informed dealers of the availability of repair kits for the problem.

The company, Homes for the Homeless, provoked angry criticism on Tuesday when it informed residents at two shelters that they had less than 24 hours to leave.

In January, her  government caused an outcry when it informed the Bundestag, the lower house of Parliament, that it considered the acquisition of armed drones "absolutely necessary" for the country's defense.

Margaret Gilligan, the F.A.A.'s deputy associate administrator for regulation and certification, said the agency had handled the case as it did scores of others when it informed airlines about the cable.

Transport for London explains that the hire company, as registered keeper of the vehicle, was initially held liable for the fine and that when it informed TfL that you were the driver it was legally bound to reissue the charge to you, even though you'd already paid.

Twitter tells us it has also updated the FTC and other regulatory organizations about the issue, though we've asked when it informed these different regulators.