Sentence examples for informed committed from inspiring English sources

These were part of Home Office attempts to change the culture of policing by introducing a different kind of officer – informed, committed to democratic and responsible policing, critically reflective both of their role and of the policing organisation and skilled in the exercise of independent judgment.

Informed, committed nations working together should be able to tap into people's common goal to stave off the effects of climate change.

But in a sense, this is the easy part -- to ratify, legislate, inform, commit.

Cantor's vision statement included a commitment to "strengthen democratic institutions" and "educate fully informed and committed citizens".

The Red Sox, the notes informed, had committed two errors in a game 21 times, three errors seven times and a season-worst four errors against Philadelphia last Saturday.

Developing richer relationships with user communities inside the national security environment opens the door to effective collaboration, such as participatory modeling, a development approach specifically aimed at cultivating informed and committed stakeholders for modeling and simulation technologies.

To be eligible for recruitment, potential participants had to attend four of these sessions; this was to ensure informed and committed people were recruited.

This could generate a selection bias whereby our study sample includes relatively more individuals who were informed and committed to the service.

There are a number of gaps in available knowledge to inform those committed to translating the current policies and guidelines into meaningful and effective preconception programmes and services.

Four months later, her family was informed she had committed suicide.

It would have been of enormous help to know that his "clear, settled and informed wish to commit suicide" – in the words of the interim policy – which he had communicated to me "unequivocally" as he "asked personally" for my help would have been a factor weighing against any possibility of my being prosecuted for helping him to die.