For example, the digital health platform, PatientsLikeMe, who want patients to share their health information to create collective knowledge about disease, health and treatments, executes informed consent by asking users to agree to their privacy policy, which clearly specifies which data is shared and which is restricted.
Degas came into an establishment art world that prized most highly the grand picture — the carefully conceived, rigorously executed, historically informed image that, following proven guidelines, would fully and with erudition encapsulate a definitive idea.
"When a woman of reproductive age was due to be executed, Stieve was informed, a date of execution was decided upon, and the prisoner told the scheduled date of her death," wrote Prof Seidelman.
Before leaving, the soldiers fired a machine gun at the facade of the residence and left a piece of cardboard with a message intended to implicate the rebels: "FMLN executed those who informed on it.
His master, the emperor Trajan, told him not to seek them out but to execute those who, being informed against, refused to abjure their religion.
Porter J. Goss, the C.I.A. director at the time, urged the military to carry out the mission, and some in the C.I.A. even wanted to execute it without informing Ryan C. Crocker, then the American ambassador to Pakistan.
The little boy said: "Dear Papa, please also execute this one".Families were informed of the deaths months after they took place and were never told where their bodies were buried.
Leaders who are skilled at keeping others informed are able to execute faster and more efficiently.
This internal estimate is informed by proprioceptive information, and the predictions arising from a forward model through an efference copy [ 22] of the executed motor commands [ 23 25].
The newspaper Etemad reported that she "was executed on Friday morning in Rasht Prison without her lawyer and family being informed of her execution".
