Sentence examples for informed about issues from inspiring English sources

Seeking to stay informed about issues and activities in the schools.

Edwards, the Dalton teacher, said that her students were well informed about issues of injustice overseas — "They know where Matt Damon is on a daily basis" — but were reluctant to look at inequities in their own country.

Edwards, the Dalton teacher, said that her students were well informed about issues of injustice overseas—"They know where Matt Damon is on a daily basis"—but were reluctant to look at inequities in their own country.

To the extent that opacity shields Israel's nuclear capabilities and intentions, it also undercuts the need for its citizens to be informed about issues that are literally matters of life and death, such as: Whose finger is on the nuclear trigger and under what circumstances would nuclear weapons be used?

More branches are being set up in urban areas and the website (Womens Institute) keeps members informed about issues related to its campaigns, such as legislation, and is deliberately designed to encourage activism - from notifying members of demonstrations to suggesting which ministers to write to.

"I have really valued those meetings because she is always extremely well informed about issues concerning the Church - extremely supportive and full of perception," he said.

Viet Dzung, along with his drive-time co-host Minh Phuong, kept immigrant listeners informed about such issues as state-controlled elections in their homeland and news about hunger strikes, beauty pageants, cultural holidays and celebrations for veterans.

Information on premature discontinuation can inform about issues like compliance, patient preference and tolerability of adverse events.

When she received Members of Congress in 2008, she appeared poorly informed about political issues and could only respond knowledgeably about issues relating to the Heydar Aliyev Fund (reftel).

To get to that point we must be fully informed about the issues and decide — through a combination of our shopping patterns and support of regulatory agencies like FDA and USDA — which issues are most important to us.

Despite being an MP, the president's wife appears "poorly informed about political issues", US diplomats tell Washington.