Sentence examples for information imparted to from inspiring English sources
The reports taken collectively show variations in degree as to the kind and fullness of the information imparted to the public, the variations depending in every instance upon the estimate by the Commission of the effect of the disclosure.
Add in a multimedia aspect that includes historic photographs and documents, and there is a wealth of information imparted to the audience member in a mere seventy minutes.
Because the information imparted to members is to be kept secret from others who have not attained that level, the member must publicly deny its existence when asked.
By access, we mean approaching, entering, exiting and having exposure to information imparted to potential customers about tobacco products, including visibility of in-store and storefront advertising.
MI differs radically from traditional health education approaches in which it is assumed from the outset that a person is prepared to act upon information imparted to them by an expert (health professional/ educator).
It's not their fault – parents aren't to blame, it's up to the government to make sure the right information is imparted to parents.
A lack of the right level and amount of information being imparted to directors by CISOs and CIOs at board meetings?
He himself learned never to disclose anything, and never even to acknowledge the moment when some new information was imparted, to act as though a mere pleasantry had been exchanged.
No doubt some medical professionals have advised women to have terminations after receiving a positive test; there absolutely should be campaigning about how this kind of information is imparted to expectant women and mothers who have just given birth.
In other words, substantive assumptions are about how, and how much, information is imparted to the agents, over and above those that are intrinsic to the mathematical formulation of the structures used to describe the players' information.
While increasing mental health literacy was a much-advocated strategy to overcome these attitudes, respondents were unequivocal that much depends on what information is imparted to whom.
