Sentence examples for mainly informed by from inspiring English sources

The Pope's attitude to sex is mainly informed by having to deal with child-abusing priests (latest reports say that in the US complaints against abusive priests rose to 800 in 2008: that's more than a dozen a week), which is why his advice to them – abstinence – seems to be the only thing he can think to suggest to everyone else, and most of all as a guard against HIV infection.

The choice of qualitative methodology was mainly informed by the subjective approach to studying quality of life.

Attributes and level selection was mainly informed by discussions with clinicians.

Volunteers were mainly informed by Regional Health Authority staff (31%) and other sources (37%), principally the Civil Protection Corps (Protección Civil) and fire brigade.

Agenda setting, which is a phase when issues get selected and prioritised to come into the policy agenda [ 35, 36], was mainly informed by the Department of Human Resources and Administration from the MoH.

This shift has been mainly informed by a reproductive rights approach and universal access to PMTCT/ART interventions and the availability of assisted reproductive techniques for HIV infected people in developed countries which have dramatically reduced the chances of sexual and perinatal HIV transmission [ 5, 6].

At first, transparency would mainly inform consumer choice.

6 7 The proposed DSM-5 cannabis withdrawal syndrome criteria are informed by studies conducted mainly in treatment-seeking groups and adolescents, 1 in whom higher rates of use and cannabis-related problems have been documented.

Until now mass communication has been the method of choice, mainly because people traditionally like to be informed by television and newspaper.

The poems of László Amade were informed by a Rococo taste, both in form and in content; he mainly wrote poetry of gallantry and courtship.

"Why didn't they do something about it, especially when it was reported that President Obama was informed by the FBI in September, before the Election?" Actually, the Obama administration did react to the Russian attack, mainly through a series of public warnings and private threats that Obama officials conveyed to their Russian counterparts.