Sentence examples for for a better information from inspiring English sources

We Moderates are therefore voting against the above-mentioned report.. (FR) The aim of this report is to take up the cudgels for a better information and communication strategy for the European Union.

SMAtest can be used to monitor the biomass composition for giving a better information on the reactor performance (Javed and Tare 1999).

The existence of a product code for concatenated STECCs enables a better information exchange between the inner code decoder, the outer code decoder and the STECC detector through the application of turbo product code decoding principles [22].

The view of Dietrich et al. [ 2] is therefore, not a prescription for better information but a prescription for dramatically less information relative to the enormous task at hand.

This indicates the need for a better health information system.

Insofar as there is a role for better information to play, it likely relates not to inequality but tosocial mobility which remains widely misperceived and is a potent driver of feelings about the justice of economic policy.

Hence, there is a need for better information about the rates of gene flow in papaya to monitor and minimize adventitious presence of transgenes and facilitate profitable coexistence of GE and non-GE papaya growers.

There are of course practical limits to the availability of direct support from health care professionals, and where the need for 'Therapeutic support' consists in a desire for more and better information, there are a number of ways in which this might be provided, for example through an online resource such as the 'Choice and Medication' website (http://www.choiceandmedication.org/cms/).org/cms/

The GPs indicate a strong need for better information on the benefit/risk ratio for preventive medication in the very elderly.

This year she will be looking at the impact of A-level reforms, pushing for better information guidance, and lobbying hard against the most significant change to FE policy in recent years – the introduction of government loans to fund adult education courses.

The change in the patient physician relationship has arisen from a request from patients for better information concerning their illness and its management, and for a greater level of involvement in the treatment decisions.