Findings on the awareness and understanding and how they are related to individual characteristics can inform deliberations about educational messages, nutrition programs, and food labeling about dietary fats to promote public health.
The principles behind the PPRA should inform deliberations on "The Law Enforcement Access to Data Stored Abroad Act (LEADS) to update the Electronic Communications Privacy Act of 1986 (ECPA).
Knowing how our planetary fuels originated should inform deliberations about the best price for gas, the optimal EPA targets for fuel economy, and the level of subsidy for alternative fuels.
The policy brief was then used to inform deliberations of a national policy dialogue.
A policy brief brings together global research evidence (from systematic reviews) and context-specific knowledge to inform deliberations about health policies and programs [ 4].
The data emerging from these and similar efforts will help inform deliberations about methods of evaluation and identify effective, ineffective, and potentially detrimental or harmful methods of engagement.
They can be used for purposes of program quality management, to help inform deliberations about program expansion, for research on testing technology and treatment, and for epidemiologic studies.
What I do object to is judgment without informed deliberation.
He quoted back to him from his own work, citing Miller's observation that the legislative process maximized opportunities for "refinement, informed deliberation, consensus building and compromise," while "the initiative process by its nature undermines them".
But when he confirmed that he had studied nine hundred initiatives, Boies pounced, asking in how many of those nine hundred had informed deliberation, compromise, and so on been part of the process.
