Word: informingly
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...This doesn’t seem to me to be within reason, so with regret, I have written to the council to inform them that we will move forward without the tunnel,” Stone wrote in a letter to Mid-Cambridge residents...
...Kelly studied art at Pratt Institute in Brooklyn, New York, the School of the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston, and L’École des Beaux Arts in Paris. While studying in Paris under the G.I. Bill, Kelly became interested in Surrealism, which would inform his later work. He also befriended fellow artists Matisse, Miro, Giacometti and Braque...
Faust thus has an influential role as a member of the President’s Academic Council, the group of deans that regularly meets to inform University-wide policy decisions...
Playing his last match for Harvard, Patterson—whose coaches refused to inform him that the outcome of the match hinged on his result—trailed Aftab Mathur 2-1 before taking the final two games...
...public-housing flats. Tenants who accrue 16 points in two years could face eviction. The point system is itself littered with odd value judgments; boiling wax in public is worth five points, for instance, while spitting gets you seven. To enforce it, the government will ask tenants to inform on dirty neighbors. Critics question the attempt to modify behavior through legislation, and many residents plan to ignore the new system altogether. In April, a group of politicians led a scrubdown of some of the city?s filthiest alleys. A week later, however, vermin had retaken many of the alleys...