Nevertheless, evidence suggests that patients, regardless of age, expect to be informed about diagnostic information [ 33] and our findings suggest that procedures to meet this expectation may be variable and inconsistent.
We do not, of course, expect to be informed of the contents of the witness' testimony.
Tell the doctor you expect to be informed of the results, good or bad.
"Mr Speaker Martin failed to exercise the ultimate responsibility, which was his alone, to take control and not merely expect to be informed," the MPs conclude.
You are always settling matters in secret behind my back, and have never yet told me, if you could help it, one word of your intentions". "Juno," replied the sire of gods and men, "you must not expect to be informed of all my counsels.
Grumbling in Congress has been limited to "Why weren't we told?" The leadership had a right to expect to be informed, but that raises a counter-grumble: What is Congress doing to prepare to avert national paralysis in the remote event the Capitol is suddenly destroyed?
He expects to be informed on the population, sights of interest, and principal industries, of every town he visits.
Candidates shortlisted for the second round are expected to be informed next week and it is understood the interviews will take place the following week.
Staff in 115 of the stores are expected to be informed that their branch is due to close today, leading to the loss of 661 jobs.
Track and field's international federation, the I.A.A.F., expects to be informed of a failed drug test after the A sample has been shown to test positive.
