Sentence examples for informing rather than from inspiring English sources

According to historian Eric Goldman, the declaration of principles marked the beginning of an emphasis on informing, rather than misleading, the public.

It was also perceived as being truly informed consent by some participants (although it is worth noting that it is the information provided to potential donors that guarantees consent is informed rather than the consent mechanism).

Other options come from Croatia, India and, of course, Italy; I can only inform rather than recommend, given that I haven't seen any of them yet.

How do we raise our standards so that the people can be informed rather than bullied into xenophobic, self-destructive outbursts?

So while gentle persuasion may at times be appropriate, the role of the clinician must be principally to inform rather than to influence.

If you can't acknowledge that after a day when Mr. Obama leads 19 out of 20 swing-state polls, then you should abandon the pretense that your goal is to inform rather than entertain the public.

This makes the operator informed rather than randomised.

Ombudsman offices are also neutral, and their primary function is to inform rather than advise.

Hopkins insists his experiences in prison have informed rather than defined him.

"Of course, the views must be informed rather than a reaction to recent events," Sir Ian said.

The investigation seeks to analyze informed rather than mere opinion-based public preferences towards electricity technologies and portfolios against the background of climate mitigation options.