Sentence examples for be sufficiently informed about from inspiring English sources

And for consent to confer any sort of obligation, it must meet certain conditions: consenting parties must be sufficiently informed about the terms they are consenting to, and their consent must be freely given.

It can be argued that the majority of head physicians carry out more administrative than clinical-curative tasks; meaning, they may not be sufficiently informed about current developments in the treatment of IAH and ACS which could have had a negative impact on the validity of the survey results.

"I believe we young people need to be sufficiently informed about HIV/AIDS to better know how to avoid it," said Kiemde.

In total, 61% of the intensive care physicians considered themselves to be sufficiently informed; about half of them (55%) felt this was due to their own initiative.

In conclusion, our data show that patients seem to be sufficiently informed about possible adverse events during chemotherapy as occurrence and extent were similar to reported phase III trials.

Furthermore the DGGG emphasizes in this statement, that all patients should be sufficiently informed about the potential risk, advantages, disadvantages and alternatives (non-operative, operative) during pre-operative counseling [ 31].

The case hinges on the argument that residents have not been sufficiently informed about what is allowed on each pitch and what must be removed.

It was halted by ministers in February 2014, less than a fortnight before the first patient records were due to be extracted, after concerns were raised that patients had not been sufficiently informed about the scheme.

For this reason it is essential to also examine under the aspect of abuse of market power whether the consumers are sufficiently informed about the type and extent of data collected," adds Andreas Mundt, president of the Bundeskartellamt, in a statement on the action.

However, less than half stated that they were sufficiently informed about the judicial considerations regarding their confidentiality agreement.

To this end, it is imperative to assure those who engage in such initiatives are sufficiently informed about implications and prepared to embrace the associated risks.