Sentence examples for allowed to make informed decisions from inspiring English sources

"African governments should be allowed to make informed decisions about whether or not to use these products - for example to protect and treat healthcare workers who run especially high risks of infection".

"African governments should be allowed to make informed decisions about whether or not to use these products - for example to protect and treat healthcare workers who run especially high risks of infection," they wrote in a joint statement.

Most importantly, we need to acknowledge that adults must be allowed to make informed decisions for themselves.

One of the administrators argued that their caring and family-centered philosophy, allows the family to act as a partner in care: "people are allowed to make informed decisions about their care, they make informed choices" (ADM2).

This general guide ensured they knew how to first approach the available equipment, allowed them to make informed decisions on exposure times and sensitivity while using the camera, and prepared them to take as many images as possible to increase the signal-to-noise ratio in stacking procedures (which will be used afterwards), the procurement of bias, dark, and flat images.

1 The following is a summary of the benefits and potential risks of using alternative diabetes agents in lieu of metformin for the treatment of T2DM and is intended to provide clinicians with practical information allowing them to make informed decisions in treating their patients.

On Thursday, the commissioner's office said Facebook's response was "acceptable because it will allow users to make informed decisions about how their personal information is to be handled".

Through sensor and mobile data technologies, the app will provide high-quality information to the public, and allow them to make informed decisions on how to reduce their exposure to pollution.

UNICEF renewed its commitment to these efforts, in particular by supporting knowledge building on these issues to allow governments to make informed decisions, to provide state-of-the-art technical expertise and to faciliate exchange of promising practices among governments.

Sponsorship of patient groups and information materials, selective release of information to the media, and raising awareness of diseases in such a way as to emphasise drug treatment requires that there be stronger regulation of promotional activities.Poor quality information does not allow consumers to make informed decisions about treatment options.

"WMTV is doing a disservice to the citizens of Wisconsin by withholding critical information that will allow them to make informed decisions about their future leaders," Payne said.