After checking my fluids, pressures, transmission, and bearings, they'd apprise me of what might be repaired and restored, overhauled or rebuilt; and whether the parts department is up to the task.
The administrations of the villainous Nixon, the clownish Gerald Ford and the pitiful Jimmy Carter - would painfully apprise us of the error of our ways.
Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg and Gov. George E. Pataki said yesterday that the director of homeland security, Tom Ridge, had called them to say that they would be apprised of all credible threats against New York in the future.
A spokesman for Mr. Geithner said Thursday: "It was perfectly natural and appropriate that the incoming Treasury secretary would be kept apprised of key developments but he was not making decisions for the government".
Not to defend Randy and Alan Hendricks, but 30 years of dealing with them says there is no way they would not have apprised Clemens, their No. 1 client, of the Mitchell request.
Again, we would not expect that such designs would evolve to instruct partners; rather we would expect charismatic designs to evolve to pervasively and reliably apprise and subordinate social affective cognition at large social scales.
He said the government would send the letter to Swiss officials in four weeks and apprise the court about developments in the next hearing of the case, scheduled for Nov. 15.
The same control box would also monitor a car's diagnostics remotely so that dealers could apprise drivers of service bulletins and even schedule appointments.
In the letter, Mr. Cavanaugh confirmed that the Justice Department had issued formal requests for information, known as civil investigative demands, to various parties, and said the department's lawyers would keep the court apprised of the investigation.
Multimorbidity patterns were difficult to apprise, due to the absence of appropriate data collection systems; this would produce artificial estimates and information far from adhering to reality.
