She had been working with the prosecution, and doing everything she could to inform the public about the dangers of OxyContin.
"We're doing everything we can to inform those who will be here lawfully of the possibility they might be infiltrated," Mr. Anderson said.
"I did everything I could to inform, warn and motivate action to prevent harm," he wrote.
It embodied an idea that seemed to inform everything about Bleasdale's telling of the story – that there can be understanding without any reductive attempt to deny differences.
But he generously uses everything he has learned to inform us with the distinctive evenhandedness and honesty we have learned to expect from his journalism.
It is hard to argue with David Cameron's sentiments when he says: "We need people from diverse backgrounds to inform everything we do, to give us the benefit of their diverse experience, to ensure that we stay in touch with the reality of life in Britain today".
Just when you think that everything that's going to inform the rest of your life has sort of settled in, it's, like, 'No, there's one more thing.' " As a teen-ager, Brownstein discovered the Clash and the Jam, and bought a guitar with money she had saved from babysitting and working at a multiplex.
I was head writer on season one of The Walking Dead at Telltale and even then it was really important that we had "they are in X town, this man is from Y city" to inform everything.
Do everything in your power to inform as many people as possible that your fundraiser is happening.
That work is by no means Rousseau's best piece of writing, but its central theme was to inform almost everything else he wrote.
You have a script, and you stick to that script, and the script is going to inform you of everything".
