Sentence examples for role to inform from inspiring English sources

Savage says it his role to inform, entertain and to get people to disagree with him.

A UK case study is presented to analyse the procedure in which CFD can play an influential role to inform design.

1 3 Qualitative research has a potential role to inform this balance, particularly in challenging settings where some trials might otherwise be regarded as being too problematic to conduct.

The questions investigated a range of areas relevant to effective peer support for those affected by pregnancy loss allowing exploration of perceptions and experiences of the Peer Supporter role to inform recommendations for the ongoing development and sustainability of this support service.

A logic model was developed to provide an overarching framework of midwifery public health roles to inform research policy and practice.

Our role is to inform the debate from the sidelines; actual decisions need to be left to those whom the voters elect.

Mr. Lafer said Mr. Powell told him, " 'I have people in the administration who don't want Bustani to stay, and my role is to inform you of this.' " "It was a complicated process," Mr. Lafer recalled, "with the United States and particularly John Bolton and Donald Rumsfeld wanting the head of Bustani".

The KIECDI project had not succeeded to develop a database, which would have had a dual role: 1/ to inform management decisions along the project life span, and 2/ to serve as a strong basis for accountability purposes.

TraXXfm is the only Malaysian Radio station that pioneered English as the medium for delivering its programs when it started as Blue Network and then Radio 4 and the station also played an important role to educate, inform, and to entertain listeners.

13 Or is the primary role to sensibly inform and involve the athlete, providing a safe framework to make the best performance decisions, sometimes even compromising athlete 'health and welfare'?

The CBI's role will be to inform the upcoming debate with evidence, balanced argument and the views and experiences of businesses across the UK.