Public policy to steer the economy will succeed in its aims only if it is informed by both accurate economic indicators to provide the macroeconomic context, and credible evidence of its impact via robust evaluation, so we need to keep investing in our public data if it is to remain relevant.
Colombia experts say American policy would be better if it was informed by the complex history and culture of Colombia, everything from the roots of rural violence to its rich literature and political intrigue, topics often as hard to decipher as the fog-shrouded Andes.
"Such a debate is only worthwhile if it is informed.
But it's that very business model that requires vulnerabilities to be kept away from Apple, which would patch the security holes for all customers if it was informed, that criticism has been leveled at the company.
The good pastor wrote: "if the prejudice is informed and justified?" and "(prejudice) being simply a preconceived opinion". It strikes me that the pastor may believe a prejudice is not a bad thing if it is informed and justified.
Will Turkey be informed by the Commission — as far as possible given the required confidentiality of trade negotiations — on progress in negotiations on the TTIP and on its potential effects, and if so, how will it be informed?
Mr. Singer argues that all the talk of enlightened carnivorousness could be a step backward, if the people drawn to it are informed eaters who might otherwise become vegetarians.
2. If I'm informed, I can make a difference.
In November 1997, a federal appeals court ruled that under a provision of federal law, AOL was immune from being sued by Zeran -- or anyone else -- over material on its system that was created by a third party, even if it had been informed that the material was false and hurtful.
