Sentence examples for calls informed from inspiring English sources

Instead of informed consent, Weinstein advocates what he calls "informed choice" — a comprehensive understanding of all the options and their possible risks and benefits.

This week, the media company is revamping one of its Web sites, Congress.org, with an eye toward what one of its executives, Peter Anthony, calls "informed action".

The largest category, 54%, saw their employer's culture as top-down, but with skilled leadership, lots of rules and a mix of carrots and sticks, which Mr Seidman calls "informed acquiescence".

Overall trust across business, government, non-governmental organizations (NGOs) and the media is now 57%, up from 51% in 2012, according to Edelman's barometer, which as in previous years is based on a poll in 26 countries of what Edelman calls "informed people", which typically means professional and well-educated.

Ms. Conrad, for the first time, made most of the telephone calls informing the fellows of their windfall.

Residents of the mixed Shia and Sunni neighbourhood made at least 55 phone calls informing the police of insurgent movements.

Also, the self-important air of Saint Laurent's media relations — the calls informing reporters that Mr. Slimane wouldn't be taking questions backstage — is out of touch.

In late May, 166 chemists got e-mails or phone calls informing them that their applications had been rejected--or, rather, charitably had not been rejected.

The source said, "All of the young producers received phone calls informing them that a friend had suffered a car accident and required their help.

Often, 1 or 2 SNP calls inform the epidemiology of a case.

The selected persons received phone calls informing them of the purpose of the study, and about confidentiality.