Sentence examples for informed speak from inspiring English sources
However, we can be informed, speak and induce our leaders to act.
There is a global culture present in the Arab world populated by citizens that are worldly, informed, speak perfect English and know what's happening around the world, from Brazil to China.
End Violence Against Children will help shine a light on the invisible horrors of violence and abuse that undermine the lives of hundreds of millions of children, and call for collective action to get informed, speak out and join in existing efforts with those equally concerned about violence in their own communities.
My only other dispute is not necessarily with Mr. Levitt or his very able co-author, Ms. Dwyer, but with whoever decided to end the book with a chapter on 401(k) plans -- instead of with Mr. Levitt's strong and persuasive call, in the previous chapter, for individual investors to stay informed and speak out politically about the issues he raised on their behalf.
Russia's Sergey, we were informed, has spoken out against the homophobic laws, even mentioned Ukraine.
A notable exception was the man in the railway station office, who I was informed "only speaks Italian".
Be smart and informed when speaking, but not pushy, arrogant, or know-it-all.
All of the informants spoke Swedish and were thoroughly informed about the aim of the study.
This is an overstretched hypothesis, as our cousins are not ever likely to inform us (spoken in our language) that they have thoughts they wish to keep to themselves.
Advocacy organizations like the Automotive Consumer Council have been forced to pick up the slack, alongside a more unlikely group of advocates -- Latin American celebrities such as Dancing With The Stars Cristian dee la Fuente and Ugly Betty star Angelica Vale, both of whom have come out to publicly support the bill and the campaign to inform Spanish speaking Americans about it.
"On a detailed map, we can see our network of 140 shelters sprinkled throughout the boroughs," Mr. Cohen said, "which makes us more informed when we speak to congressional or City Council representatives.
