Only through exposure to divergent views can we be informed enough to make the important decisions that citizens are called to make in a democracy.
We interpret this to mean respondents are informed enough to know that, in some disease states, needle-free routes may not be the best or a feasible method of drug administration.
We assumed that interviewees and respondents are legitimate spokespersons to indicate priorities on behalf of the population, and are informed enough to point out policies governments are currently carrying out and topics currently being investigated at national research centers.
The effectiveness of efforts to translate norms into higher rates of turnout may depend on ensuring that voters are informed enough to cast a meaningful ballot.
These are consumers of music who prefer to listen on their computer and are informed enough to want to buy only those cuts that rock their world.
If there are employees who are informed enough to raise a red flag about possible cultural insensitivities, are those same employees empowered to do so?
To those in charge of security guards, police officers, air marshals, mirror-shaded Secret Service agents, and school crossing guards: it should be made sure your people are informed enough to know how to handle "visitors" and that they tend to not choose the plank instead of doing the right thing.
The streak without a championship has now reached 17 straight tournaments, and the fans at the Open are informed enough to know it, so they decided to give Pete some of that old-fashioned New York reverse front-runner support when he arrived to play one Julien Boutter of France in a first-round match yesterday.
I know we are all working hard to make a difference in the world whether through our jobs, our kids, or just trying to be informed enough to understand and maybe try to solve a little piece of the problems we face.
Lymbery brings to this essential subject the perspective of a seasoned campaigner – he is informed enough to be appalled, and moderate enough to persuade us to take responsibility for the system that feeds us.
