However the collected information must be relevant and be disseminated to the right individuals at the right time so that they can act on it (Jaworski and Kohli 1993).
The researchers alternatively suggest the state become more effective at disseminating voting rights information, possibly by providing voter education workshops, informing inmates of their rights when they're finishing their sentences, or automatically mailing them voter registration cards.
Perhaps the most distressing aspect of the president's action is that he appears to believe, and act on, the lies disseminated by the right, particularly members of the Tea Party, about the prohibitive cost of environmental protection, rather than acknowledging the truth: that the cost of not protecting the environment is overwhelming and irreversible.
It is important that the available scientific information gets disseminated to the right people.
We will use different knowledge translation (KT) strategies to ensure that findings from this scoping review are broadly disseminated to the right audiences.
We will use different KT strategies to ensure that findings from this systematic review are broadly disseminated to the right audiences.
Based in Geneva, the Human Rights Council is the U.N.'s chief body charged with defending and disseminating human rights around the globe.
As is well known, throughout the Copa América, UNICEF has been promoting the campaign called "¡Con los niños sí se gana!", whose main objective was to disseminate the rights of children between zero and three, to develop future champions – not only in football but in any aspect of life in which they wish to develop.
Run by the Abbé Norbert Wallez, the paper described itself as a "Catholic Newspaper for Doctrine and Information" and disseminated a far-right, fascist viewpoint.
But he concedes that it "has the most basic essence of truth," given how widely Mr. North's teachings have been disseminated on the Christian right.
