Sentence examples for making information on from inspiring English sources
He will provide, he says, "pre-purchase decision making"–information on why a consumer picks one product over another to marketers in "real time".
The Environmental Information System for Planners (EISP) is a proof of concept web-based system designed to support decision making within the UK planning framework by making information on environmental issues more widely accessible.
In August, Barack Obama announced that the US intelligence agencies would be making information on security surveillance directly available to the public - on its Tumblr.
A council report, "Youth Pornography, and the Internet," identified "best practices" for libraries, including offering "users a variety of choices regarding filtered and unfiltered access," using software to "clear" browser histories and making information on the filtering policy conspicuously available.
Other measures include discussing budgets in parliament rather than deciding them in the donor country, using countries' own measurement and evaluation systems instead of sending in consultants to serve only donors' needs, and donors making information on aid figures readily available.
On President Obama's four-state tour to promote his "all of the above" energy agenda, nine of the country's largest utility companies pledged to support the White House's Green Button program by making information on energy usage available to their customers.
The aim is to make information on aid spending easier to access, use and understand.
(Last year, the state enacted a law that made information on permit holders confidential).
GDS has made information on Gov.uk as "findable" as possible, including through the creation of an open source technology platform.
Private insurers do not have to make information on whom they pay, how much, or what they pay for publicly available.
B7 SHARING INFORMATION -- Lawmakers are pushing immigration legislation that would require the C.I.A. to make information on suspected terrorists available to the officials responsible for admitting foreign nationals into the country.
