Sentence examples for informed in line from inspiring English sources

The Prisons and Probation Ombudsman has been informed in line with standard procedure".

3) Political parties need to apply due diligence when sourcing personal information from third party organisations, including data brokers, to ensure the appropriate consent has been sought from the individuals concerned and that individuals are effectively informed in line with transparency requirements under the GDPR.

We recognise that the public should continue to play an important role so that our decisions are well informed and in line with the prevailing view in society".

William M. Daley, Mr. Gore's campaign chairman and the former Commerce secretary, worked the other side of the aisle today to keep Democrats informed and in line.

The tendency to focus on contraceptive provision has reinforced wider social attitudes that HIV-positive women should not have children, reducing their capacity to make informed choices in line with their right to decide autonomously.

However, at a more general level GPs' behaviour may reflect a 'logic of care' rather than a 'logic of choice' [ 41] - GPs making choices based on their professional views on patients' needs and wants, rather than as agents acting in a market place enabling patients to make informed choices in line with the neoclassical standard model.

The Israeli military said Russia was informed in "real time" about the incident and the subsequent retaliation in line with an Israeli-Russian arrangement.

The investor said it had been informed of the change in chief executive "in line with the rest of the market".

He thinks the main priority is to tell the truth (so far, so traditional) so people are informed and act in line with the evidence.

For me, being Jewish is about viewing Judaism as a nationality, albeit with a religiously informed national culture, in line with my self-definition as ambivalently secular and moderately observant.

All subjects gave their informed written consent, in line with the Declaration of Helsinki, and the study was approved by the Ethics Committee of the Department of Psychology, University of Turin.