"Mr Farage was surprised to learn that the Electoral Commission thought it should be informed as well as this did not accord with the professional advice he had received at the time".
The evaluator made similar assignments of naïve, partially informed, and informed as we did, which helped us refine criteria and thus improve validity of our adapted rubric.
Real-life child abduction cases also inform the book, as do European tales of changelings.
These stories inform the script, as do discussions that the Big Houses's playwright Andy Day has with all members of the group.
Interviews with a selection of current and former EIS officers inform the work, as did document review and the author's field experience in Niger that was inserted at the end of the volume.
News informs, as does advertising, but it also subtly influences and persuades.
Although much is known about the subcellular distribution of these enzymes, this does not necessarily inform as to the distribution of the active population, or localization of the lipid product.
While these different distribution-based indicators demonstrate that change has occurred and provide some insight as to whether the change (responsiveness) is small or large, the indices do not necessarily inform as to whether the observed change in MID.
Still, for all his reticence, his breathless enthusiasm, sometimes maddening navete and flair for irony inform the entire memoir, as do the splendid family snapshots he has painstakingly assembled.
In a 2012 interview, Swift remarked that, although she tries to keep herself "as educated and informed as possible," she doesn't "talk about politics because it might influence other people".
