"Jokowi said to us, to keep him informed, to let him know how things progress," she told VICE News.
The streak without a championship has now reached 17 straight tournaments, and the fans at the Open are informed enough to know it, so they decided to give Pete some of that old-fashioned New York reverse front-runner support when he arrived to play one Julien Boutter of France in a first-round match yesterday.
We interpret this to mean respondents are informed enough to know that, in some disease states, needle-free routes may not be the best or a feasible method of drug administration.
To those in charge of security guards, police officers, air marshals, mirror-shaded Secret Service agents, and school crossing guards: it should be made sure your people are informed enough to know how to handle "visitors" and that they tend to not choose the plank instead of doing the right thing.
So, I think part of it is, you know, you should certainly be worried, but also the investor is informed enough to know how these things can go wrong and should seek the advice of people who really understand and can dig deeper into whatever they're putting their investments in.
"It's not our fault, it's just that people are not informed enough to know what to do or how to talk to their doctors, or what questions to ask -- I didn't know myself," Ben said.
Vendors and cab drivers will think that they can overcharge us because we won't be assertive enough to negotiate a better deal or informed enough to know the situation.
The fact is that, despite the odds, the urge to write in general, to tell, to create stories, to have one's say, to inform, to be known, to be noticed is a drive that ranks far up on the scale of human aspirations.
Until then, the only way to make informed choices is to know how much is going back to the grower.
