But, Mr. Corbett added, "Our default setting is to inform readers, not to withhold information".
Given this new information, I feel it necessary to inform readers that when Italy scored, I did not, in fact "whoop like a little girl", but rather whooped like a big, blokey man.
The New York Times and other news outlets were rushing downtown to inform readers and viewers.
The obligation is to inform readers not to collect framable certificates, however prestigious".
When Mr. Parks eventually found out, he did not inform readers.
It states that every publication contracted to Ipso should inform readers how to complain about editorial issues.
After he discovered the arrangement, Mr. Parks made no move to scuttle the magazine or inform readers of the deal.
Ipso added: "The newspaper had taken steps to inform readers about the nature of the poll and the questions asked.
He admits that he is still self-conscious about his past, which is why he's quick to inform readers or audiences of it.
He's right, of course — and it's shocking that a well-known fallacy is the subject of a "news analysis" that purports to inform readers.
I would not have taken this job if I did not believe that the magazine could be a positive political force and inform readers and engage them.
