Students, Brownstein loftily declares, are best introduced to Austen's novels by being informed, for example, that the title "Mr. Knightley of Donwell Abbey" conceals the code words "knightly" and "donewell".
He was informed, for example, that the firm had about $600 million worth of securities and other assets that it could use to meet the demands of the clearinghouse and JPMorgan, an argument Mr. Corzine previously made when testifying before Congress.
Women had been informed, for example, that genetic test results are often inconclusive and that they are of unclear significance in the absence of a family history of breast cancer [ 68, 70].
But calculative structures (and the reasons they give you) do not presuppose these other sorts of consideration: you can just tie your shoes, and Vogler regards theories on which such actions must be informed by, for example, a large-scale conception of the good as modeling rationality on a psychopathology akin to paranoia.
How much time would a person with higher/lower education level have to invest to be informed - for example, when buying a deodorant?
Patients could for example be informed about this general policy of opt-out consent when entering the hospital, invited to sign a general informed consent about the use of data to improve quality.
For example, you would be informed if you'd be subject to a 25 percent "surrender" charge for early withdrawal.
The fishing industry, for example, needs to be informed that abstaining from destructive practices such as dynamite fishing will eventually be profitable for them, since coral reefs act as vital fish hatcheries.
For example, buyers must be informed of a "material fact" about the house if it occurred within the past three years.
For example, you might be informed that some of the third-party apps connected to your Google account are not secure, and given the option to remove them.
It is generally accepted however, that even if formal consent is not sought, parents should be informed about on-going projects [ 113], for example by focus group discussions, posters, and dissemination of brochures, as mentioned previously [ 114].
