DukeEngage monitors all program locations and strives to inform students and parents about relevant issues as quickly as possible.
The University of Chicago Chapter strives to inform and advocate for considerations of social and economic justice in the study of law, hopes to involve young lawyers in their professional and social duty to their community, and pushes for laws that protect the economic and social welfare of the people.
It strives to inform Lebanese citizens, and influence decision-makers on the key issues facing Lebanon's oil and gas industry.
In the United States, regulatory agencies such as the Federal Trade Commission and the Food and Drug Administration strive to inform the public of possible scams and myths.
An international industry consortium, the DNS Changer Working Group, has strived to inform as many users as possible.These efforts were stepped up on May 2nd.
[Gen. Tommy R. Franks, commander of American troops in the Afghan war zone, said on Monday that while American forces would strive to inform local authorities of military operations, it would not always be possible.
In these strange times, when truth is under attack and populism's deceits beckon, the strengths of liberal democracies – elected leaders who can unify, police on lawful guard, journalists striving to inform, courts open, each in their proper sphere – are essential.
It must also encompass what we think, and to get us to volunteer our thoughts, it should strive to inform us, inspire us, and seed our discussions with friends by surfacing what's popular around the globe.
The story of the first controlled, self-sustaining nuclear chain reaction is one of science, of war, and of people those who made the experiment a success, those who strove to inform the public about the threats the breakthrough posed, and those tending its ambivalent legacies today.
Social media will buzz on an unprecedented scale as the activists strive to inform the public at large about the abuse of high office for personal gain by elected politicians who pledged to serve the public interest.
To do that well, we must look past the alarmism of some and seek out reliable journalistic resources who strive to inform, arm, and empower us, individually and as a nation, rather than deafen us into a state of overwhelming fright and confusion.
