Local election officials said they don't know how to inform their poll workers or voters.
When people argue a lot, you know, people that are informed, supposedly, argue, I don't know how you give informed consent.
But he demanded to know how the Red Cross informed donors of those restrictions, or if people may have mistakenly thought their contributions would help victims of the hurricane.
Make it your personal mission to do everything humanly possible to help students get on a college bound path (or to know how to make informed choices about taking an alternative but equally successful path).
And we are investing in a knowledge-management system to ensure that the best global know-how informs our work.After years when development was not always subjected adequately to the test of effectiveness, Jim Wolfensohn and the Bank are trying to set the standard in accountability and results.
I'm excited about the Coen brothers' "O Brother, Where Art Thou?" I don't know how the title informs the movie, but it's the same one that the filmmaker Sullivan, in Preston Sturges's classic "Sullivan's Travels," wanted to make.
As this essay shows, I know how to gently inform.
We did not know how the patients were informed previously to their admission in our department.
The Dutch government assumed that consumers are well informed, know how to use OTC medications appropriately, and prefer a wider availability.
"It's very important from a health perspective to understand what substances are in circulation in the community that we can inform clinicians so if they come across individuals experiencing harm are well informed and know how to treat and work with these individuals," she said.
