Sentence examples for informed about conflicts from inspiring English sources

Second, because most people are inclined to trust their advisers (after all, they picked them because they are trustworthy) when they have been informed about conflicts, they feel sure that their advisers can overcome them.

A panel of experts commissioned by Mr. Annan reported in August that the peacekeeping department was stretched to the breaking point and ill informed about the conflicts into which it was sending soldiers, and that it suffered from poor coordination between military and political tasks and a misguided neutrality that often made peacekeepers treat victims and victimizers alike.

Mr. Bessac was well informed about the conflict.

Al-Guneid's disappearance sent shivers through the small community of Yemeni activists trying to keep the outside world informed about the conflict raging in their country.

Furthermore, despite the time given over to its educational pursuits, the film leaves the viewer about as informed about the conflict as they would be after spending five minutes on Wikipedia.

Our media regularly fails to properly inform consumers about conflicts of interest with featured talent.

Many of them, including The New York Times, already have guidelines for informing readers about conflicts of interest among analysts; they object not to the disclosure but to the government's intrusion into their decision making.

The second group ("Awareness of concurrent changes") comprises approaches that not only give the developer awareness of concurrent changes but also inform them about conflicts.

There are several ways to decrease conflict, including becoming informed about choices for screening; feeling supported in the screening decision; knowing personal priorities around the decision; and feeling certain about the decision.

This would ensure that couples are fully informed about how transfer decisions will be made, so that conflicts about this can be avoided.

Only about half of the journals expect statements from authors on conflicts of interest – and only in a few cases is the reader explicitly informed about the statements.