Informing the public

The Security Police, after apparently informing the Minister for Foreign Affairs, accepted.

Sensitizing and informing employers and enterprises

Informing the public about the problem

The informal CPF Network has also provided a useful platform for engaging and informing stakeholders.

People had left their homes without informing the Government.

Informing the child during the whole of the legal process and indicating the persons responsible for this task

Thirdly, the legislation has sought to encourage informing on terrorist networks and projects.

Paragraph 18 of resolution 1526 (2004) Informing individuals and entities on their listing

The Association's activities concern 1) informing the population, 2) informing health services officials, 3) early diagnosis 4) socio psychological support of patients and their relatives, and (5) rehabilitation and post therapeutic care of oncological patients.

The Secretary General shall be responsible for informing the members of the Committee without delay of any questions which may be brought before it for consideration.

And I could never really understand exactly what it was, or how it was informing me.

Your Lord did not want to destroy the towns, unjustly, without informing their inhabitants (of His guidance).

Your Lord did not want to destroy the towns, unjustly, without informing their inhabitants (of His guidance).

His duties included informing Bangladeshi citizens about their rights and about the widespread corruption in the country.

Syria has sent letters to the Commissioner of the Investigation Commission, informing him of its readiness to cooperate.

This co operation begins with informing the Foreign Authority regarding the involvement of the citizens of their country.

Shall report to the competent authorities, within twenty four hours, abstaining from informing their customers of this reporting

A circular informing all Traders and Declaring Agents of the above has been issued by Singapore's customs authorities.

Investigations are ongoing as police have said they are in the process of informing the victim's next of kin.

Now the lesson of that seems clear to me, and I don't know why it isn't informing public debate.

The agency on Saturday was widely criticized for not informing that a tsunami had hit Palu, though officials said waves had come within the time the warning was issued.

In 2003 the counselling service was advocated among Russian speaking youths, in 2004 efforts were directed to informing young men.

The Street Programme is also implemented, aiming at informing as well as providing medical care and socio psychological support of immigrants.

With the increasing emphasis on managing for development results, national policymakers and the international development community have become increasingly aware of the importance of statistics in informing and designing development interventions.

Various non governmental organisations have continued awareness raising activities, including training of journalists, informing them of the cases of prostitution and trafficking.

On 6 July 2004, the police formally notified him of this decision, and informing him that he would be deported without delay.

Processing decisions regarding the future import of chemicals listed in Annex III and informing all Parties of the responses received (article 10)

That further attests to the value of the Oceans Process and the role it plays in enhancing and informing the Assembly's debate.

Yesterday, as members know, the Secretary General wrote to the Security Council informing it that the Commission was fully operational as of today.

In response to this notice, the author filed a petition informing the Court that the liquidation had taken place on 3 January 1996.

At that point in time, and without consulting or informing my Office, a third party interfered to request those authorities to discontinue those measures.

The Secretary General shall be responsible for informing the members of the Committee without delay of any questions that may be brought before it for consideration or of any other developments that may be of relevance to the Committee.

And science is important in informing decision makers, and also in changing how we do and knowing the direction of change that we're going in.

(c) Free and independent media in informing the public about the human rights dimension in the area of transitional justice mechanisms locally, nationally and internationally,

Since their adoption, the Standard Rules have played a significant role in informing the elaboration of national policies and practices on disability throughout the world.

The State shall protect the informant and reward the persons who have rendered meritorious service by informing against criminal acts committed against the control of guns.

To be sure, most of the doomsayers have barely any knowledge of basic economics. But that has not stopped their views from informing the public debate.

The Committee's objectives also include informing appropriate ministries and departments on issues involving problems of the family and women and the protection of maternity and children.

(d) A note verbale dated 29 April 2005 was sent to all permanent missions to the United Nations in New York informing of the vacancy announcements

The first relates to the mobility of young Portuguese speakers, and the second is a project aimed at informing, warning and educating young people about HIV AIDS.

The Committee will also continue its practice of informing organizations outside the United Nations about our work through attendance at international, regional and subregional meetings and conferences.

To ensure that youth who lack access to electronic communication are not excluded, printed publications will also be used as a means of informing, reporting and networking.

The LWV has been actively involved in getting out the vote promoting communities of inclusion to combat racism and in informing the public about public policy issues.

This means informing victims of developments in their cases, allowing them to provide input into the process (where possible and appropriate) and seeking to respond to their needs for example, by encouraging offenders to make reparation where possible.