18 This phase of decentralisation ought to bring decision makers, service providers and the development partners closer, and make them more well informed and more accountable to the populations they serve.
We also provided focus group participants with a background information sheet so that they had some knowledge about the subject matter before the discussion took place and, as such, were likely to be more well informed than the general public.
While candidates don't often sway many voters or change many minds as a result of their debate performances, they do succeed in educating many in the voting public of their respective positions so that voters can cast a more well-informed vote.
Indulge in Tolstoy, Dickens, or Poe, and you'll feel like you have a more well-informed knowledge of the history of literature.
They show Anime in Japan and what will be hot in the U.S. Knowing more about upcoming anime makes you a more well-informed fan.
Individuals who showed an inclination to use social media in conjunction with other channels considered it more important to be well informed, were more motivated to find additional information, were more sensitive to risks in general and perceived the likelihood of a food incident in the future to be larger.
There were more office holders than non-office holders interviewed, potentially contributing to a relatively well informed set of interviewees.
They were more likely than well informed participants to report that their doctor had not provided them with good information, saying, for example, that he "never explained [the test] properly" (030).
A well informed public is inherently meritorious, even more so when it concerns an issue as complex and contested as climate change policy.
There was more of a stigma attached to being epileptic then and people were a lot less well informed.
The increase in testing uptake in the high-risk group, more strongly than in the lower CT-risk group, indicates a well informed self-selection.
