Word: informing
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...Riley acknowledged that the University did not inform the woman of other break-ins or install special security devices in her suite...
Warnick said he was not aware until this week of the process for filling a vacated post. But Kalkanis, who as vice chair was supposed to ensure that vacancies are filled properly, said he left repeated phone messages with Warnick in early January to inform him that he must hold an election...
Malin said the tax agency failed to properly and promptly inform students and administrators about the new rules. He said the only official notification that he and other tax administrators in schools nationwide have found is in a publication ordinarily used only by students who are already filling out tax forms...
...understand that your reporters spoke with several coaches who expressed contentment with the treatment of women's teams, but their views were barely mentioned and did not inform your editorial. There is no mention of the coaches who coach both men's and women's teams...
...History and Science, to put things in an "ethnic perspective?" The truth is that the idea of Ethnic Studies is much more ambitious than the aim of, say, Social Studies, which justifies itself on the grounds that economics, government, and sociology are best understood as overlapping disciplines that inform each other in important ways. Ethnic Studies, by contrast, makes the claim that "race" or "ethnicity" informs all humanistic--and for some proponents, scientific--disciplines...