Sentence examples for clear and informed from inspiring English sources

Make your story clear and informed.

Mr. Strathern's books are well-written, clear and informed; they have a breezy wit about them.

During a number of debates in the Lords, I heard a range of experts on the topic and now have a clear and informed view.

He said a range of factors should be taken into account, including the motivations of the person assisting and the victim's ability to reach a clear and informed decision about their suicide.

So, unlike the blundering Italian government holding bonfires to purify the air of any poisonous chemicals or enforcing 40-day quarantines, for Ebola, we have a scientifically sound 21 days of observation and very clear and informed safety recommendations from the government agencies responsible for dealing with public health.

The chapters are written in sufficient detail for anyone coming to the subject for the first time to develop a clear and informed view of how the constitution is arranged, how it works, and the main points of debate on it in Vietnamese society.

It made clear that someone acting out of compassion, to help a terminally ill patient with a "clear, settled and informed wish to die" was unlikely to face the courts.

A defence of necessity, they maintained, should protect a doctor who assisted in the suicide of someone who has made a voluntary, clear, settled and informed wish to end their lives but were unable to do so on their own.

He wanted to be allowed help to die – which the law prevents – when he has less than six months to live and still has the mental capacity to make the "voluntary, clear, settled and informed" decision.

They say doctors should be allowed to assist suicide when people have a "voluntary, clear, settled and informed" wish to end their life but cannot do so without medical assistance.

The agreed amendment would require a judge in the family division of the high court to confirm that a terminally ill patient with less than six months to live had reached "a voluntary, clear, settled and informed" decision to control the time and manner of their death.