Sentence examples for informed government from inspiring English sources

"At its most benign, secrecy impedes informed government decisions and an informed public; at worst, it enables corruption and malfeasance," the board reminded the president.

At worst, the report warns, the expansion of secrecy in the modern world of digital communications could undermine democratic accountability: "At its most benign, secrecy impedes informed government decisions and an informed public; at worst, it enables corruption and malfeasance".

In turn, the auditors informed government officials.

The editor of the Guardian, Alan Rusbridger, had earlier informed government officials that other copies of the files existed outside the country and that the Guardian was neither the sole recipient nor steward of the files leaked by Snowden.

Owen Paterson's populist proposal to threaten to scrap the act if others don't join in is far removed from that of a measured and scientifically informed government confronting difficult and dynamic issues".

Under extended questioning, Archer pointed to various analyses of individual policies but wasn't able cite any modelling that would have informed government if the current set of policies would achieve the 2030 targets.

It has facilitated communication across the divide, provided technical expertise to local trade associations and informed governments about the needs on the ground.

However, the results of such actions will only be as good as Governments make them; weak and poorly informed Governments cannot remedy their own deficiencies by seeking to yolk the private sector to their own uncertain cart.

And charities have warned of unintended consequences that could impede their work in informing government policy.

Following the Battle of Shiloh, General Beauregard sent an encrypted telegram to inform government officials of the Army's weakness.

Hefce continues to fund large-scale higher education research and is uniquely positioned to use evidence to inform government policy.