Sentence examples for traditionally inform from inspiring English sources

One important group of advocates for polio immunization in Afghanistan is made up of the nation's religious leaders, who traditionally inform families of forthcoming vaccination campaigns through Friday worship.

A key outcome of the work has been the need to integrate socio-economic and anthropological dimensions with any disease control and prevention activities traditionally informed by primarily epidemiological, virological and pathological attributes of the infection in poultry and wild waterbirds.

Traditionally, journalism informed people.

His book serves as a riposte of sorts to Edward Said's highly influential work "Orientalism" (1978), which argued that Western attitudes toward the nonwhite world have traditionally been informed by a manufactured notion of "otherness," used both to interpret and control it and to bolster the West's own sense of identity.

Theoretical and computational models of reading have traditionally been informed by specific characteristics of disabled readers.

The sources to inform these steps traditionally have come from travel diaries and census data [1].

He said that this mirrors the anxieties that inform policing strategies in traditionally black areas.

For example, your goal is simply to inform another person of your traditionally stigmatized situation.

Traditionally, inhabitants can make emergency phone calls to inform the occurrence of emergencies.

The aim of this paper is to report on the prevalence of consistent condom use and identify its psychosocial correlates to inform future HIV prevention strategies among traditionally circumcised men in rural areas of the Eastern Cape Province of South Africa.

In this case, the canopy cover found in trees greater than 28 cm (11in) DBH will be modeled to inform the classification of NSO habitat [76] (traditionally this classification was based on lower resolution ocular estimates).