Sentence examples for inform claim from inspiring English sources

However, these findings indicate that shared decision-making documented in the patient's record could provide what King & Moulton call 'perfected informed consent' and, in many instances, may prevent litigation on a failure to inform claim (see Figure  3).

Department officials say the calculator will be used only to inform claims authorizers and that final decisions will be made by people, not machines.

Ill informed claims, whether for or against biotechnologies, get in the way of decision taking that will benefit the world's poor.

Khan's team privately drops serious names who it says have informed his claim that merging the organisation's Tube and surface transport engineering departments would produce massive savings.

As the row over Crosby's role in a government U-turn on plain cigarette packaging continues, an informed source claimed that the PMI contract was signed personally by Crosby last November after another lobbying firm, Luther Pendragon, severed its ties with the company following criticism from leading health organisations.

The three types of moral theory identify three sources of evidence that bear on our current valuings: our own desires (which by definition are informed), the claims or demands of other people, and their approvals and disapprovals of our conduct.

To get employees to submit their expenses claims electronically, the company simply e-mailed everyone to inform them that claims on paper would no longer be paid.

We are bombarded with details that claim to inform us about the world.

Please inform us of any claim by 5pm on the day that the problem occurred in order to get this refund.

As Washington desperately sought to contain the diplomatic fallout from the bugging controversy, Obama acknowledged the damage done by the revelations and said the NSA would evaluate the claims and inform allies about the allegations.

We can also better engage with policy makers about the usefulness and limitations of research claims to inform policy.