Sentence examples for informed contacts from inspiring English sources

He prowled parties' state and national conventions, campaign fund-raisers and political clambakes to develop a network of informed contacts.

We are being targeted, particularly with an ulterior motive or agenda, and of course there is speculation in the world markets".Intrigued, I called a couple of well-informed contacts: one based in Athens, and one a former senior Greek financial official.

Other usually well-informed Saudi contacts have lamented the overtly commercial nature of the visit.

8. (C) While significantly weaker than the Saudis and others on media, the Iranians fund political parties and key individuals (as other neighboring countries do), according to a range of well-informed Iraqi contacts.

Those who remained interested in participating, after reading the informed consent, contacted the study group to schedule their first visit to the GCRC.

After eligible and willing patients provided written informed consent, contact details were collected, a short medical history was obtained, and a symptom-directed physical examination conducted (including measurement of axillary temperature in patients who reported fever).

Misk al-Khitam is an Arabic phrase--from the Qur'an--that a well-informed Darfuri contact tells was initially given by Khartoum to the accelerating offensive in Darfur.

Baseline interviews are completed at the health facility following receipt of informed consent and contact information for follow-up interviews.

She explained the focus group discussion and obtained verbal informed consent and contact information until the required number of participants was reached.

The Israeli government has every right to be skeptical of Iran's government pledges to resolve international concerns over its nuclear program, and the United States intends to keep Israel informed as U.S. contacts with Iran continue, the official said.

An information letter (containing contacts) and an informed consent to be signed are given to the participant at the time of enrolment.