Word: informing
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Officer Robert Kotowski, head of the police association, says the University's attempts to inform the public about campus safety are seriously flawed. Many of the most dangerous incidents are downplayed by the University, and Harvard, officers charge, points out a supposed lack of hazardous duty when patrol officers negotiate for raises...
...Butterfly" assumes throughout that the audience is particularly stupid. This is a film in which French diplomats stationed in the Far East have to inform each other, "The loss of Indochina was a great embarassment to us." Later, Song bids Gallimard fairwell at the train station as she leaves to give birth to their fictive child. She tells him, "I will return three months after the birth of our son, as is my people's custom"--a detail she presumably would have let him in on earlier. And when the words "Paris 1968" flash onscreen, the filmmakers ensure that anyone...
Judicial Clerkship Administrator Margaret F.Tuitt said the Law School is in the process ofsending letters to all federal judges, asking themto inform the school whether they will comply withthe guidelines...
After Pitkin's complaint, the commission voted to post public notices at three polling locations that will not be used in the November election. The commission had initially decided to inform voters by postcard that several precincts were consolidated and five polling places closed, instead of issuing an official public notice...
Despite the commission's reversal, Scheir maintained that postcards have been used to inform voters of previous changes without any problem. Scheir opposes posting public notices of new polling places in part because she does not want to deal with large numbers of public questions about the changes...