Sentence examples for more closely informed from inspiring English sources

A man who died at the young age of 30 might be forgiven such naiveté, but someone who lived until 80 should have been a better observer of human nature and more closely informed about Greece during its so-called "Golden Age" of the previous three centuries.

There is no mechanism for ensuring that NICE research recommendations are acted upon, and while not all funders will share NICE's research priorities, perhaps decisions by NHS funding bodies should be more closely informed by them.

They were jealous, capricious, closely informed about our daily lives.

Baazov says he kept the Canadian provinces and regulators closely informed about the deal.

The Commission will keep the European Parliament closely informed of the developments on this issue.

Their shared culture closely informs both their careers.

A second goal of Lent for Christians — uniting ourselves more closely to Jesus — is informed by this.

Secret (and more closely held) information.

We need tighter controls to guarantee the fundamental rights of the people and to protect European companies, and we need political initiatives which ensure that the Member States cooperate more closely and keep each other informed of agreements concluded with third countries on this matter.

David Howman, WADA's director general, said that he had urged the ATP to look more closely into the situation and inform the agency of its findings.

A detailed knowledge of the variety of spaces and times of alcohol-related crime and disorder is key to the development of appropriate urban design, planning and licensing policies, and can be used to inform a more closely targeted policing strategy.