Summary
informer {noun}
delator · informante
to inform {verb}
avisar · comunicar · informar · notificar
English-Portuguese translation for "informer"
"informer" Portuguese translation
informer {noun}
... informer rather than a legal counsel?
It is quite unacceptable under any rule of law that is worthy of the name that lawyers should be forced by the law to become informers.
informer {noun} (also: fink)
inform {noun}
Allow me to inform Commissioner Fischler about a company in my home district of Mora in Dalarna.
I am simply asking the Commission to come and inform the Committee on Budgets before implementing the second tranche.
Finally, allow me to inform you that the Commission intends to create a health information portal on the Internet.
We can inform the public as much as we want, but currency brings about scales of value which it is very hard to get rid of.
Educating and informing society on the subject is tremendously important.
to inform {verb}
to inform [informed|informed] {vb} (also: to notify, to let know, to advise, to warn)
We complained that Russia took four days to inform the European Community about its accident.
It is, for example, difficult to inform, warn or prevent someone from setting up camps where they are not able to be maintained because, in
to inform [informed|informed] {vb} (also: to communicate, to impart)
I can inform you that the new Commission meets for the first time on Saturday this week.
I shall inform my colleagues and those represented there of this.
This is a recurrent problem, and I shall certainly inform the Conference of Presidents.
I cannot go further than that at this stage but I will inform you when I have more information.
Last December I was able to inform you that Malta's application had been reactivated.
to inform [informed|informed] {vb} (also: to report, to tip off, to put across, to apprise)
We must inform, warn, monitor, anticipate and prevent a human and social disaster.
I can inform the House that eight women and six men took part in the debate.
It is for them to decide how best to inform the consumer about these activities.
We have used this time to inform the sectors and allow them to participate.
Nutritional and health claims must be there to inform, not to misinform them.
to inform [informed|informed] {vb} (also: to notify, to summons, to apprise)
Is the Commission preparing to abolish the visa requirement for citizens of the Russian Federation without having informed the Member States?
I also expect from you a clear statement as to whether you will change this practice and start notifying and informing this House in good time.
The Commission informed Member States of the request and reminded them on several occasions of the obligation to report on the transfer of vessels.
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "informer":
© Princeton Universitybetrayer · rat · squealer · blabber
Usage examples
Usage examples for "informer" in Portuguese
Lastly, we believe that giving victims the opportunity to maintain relations with trafficking networks in order to work as informers could have terrible consequences.
It is only when the investigation is complete that we can say with certainty that a person is an informer, a witness, a passive bystander or an active criminal.
Police use of informers, including questions of payment and immunity, naturally depends upon the state of the national law in the Member State concerned.
It is more often the rule than the exception that people who, initially are thought to be witnesses or informers, are later found to be actually involved in the crime under investigation.
The connection between institutions operating under a cloak of democracy, paramilitary organisations and supergrasses – informers – has created and strengthened a repressive and violent network.
Ask the eleven million active FBI informers who, if this agreement is ever implemented, will be given permission to operate within the territories of the EU countries.
Similar words
influx · info · inform · informal · informality · information · informational · informations · informative · informed · informer · infortune · infraction · infrared · infrastructure · infrequent · infringement · infuriating · infusion · ingenious · ingenuity
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