Sentence examples for work informing from inspiring English sources

Federal agencies are supposed to abide by the Administrative Procedure Act of 1946, to insure that the work informing new regulations is transparent, reasoned, and not overly politicized.

He asks if I do "paparazzi" work, informing me that he moonlights as a bodyguard for celebrities and that for a percentage he would be more than happy to text me who, when and where.

It was removed from the Passion for Freedom exhibition at the Mall galleries after police raised concerns about the "potentially inflammatory content" of the work, informing the organisers that, if they went ahead with their plans to display it, they would have to pay £36,000 for security for the six-day show.

The authors' trip to Peru in May 2013 and preliminary work informing this debate paper was possible thanks to a Wilfrid Laurier University International Research Development Grant granted to Eliana Suarez.

However, empirical, health systems research that has actually investigated preferences for the trade off, thereby identifying the actual balanced goal of a health system, is relatively unusual, and there is certainly no credible corpus of work informing this area.

This may in turn impact on health policy both directly and, indirectly, through the effect on parameter estimation for modelling work informing health policy, and, of course, vaccination programmes themselves will influence the average age of infection and so modify the effect of reporting age-bias.

You could see how his work informed his teaching and vice versa.

Still, her taste for oddball work informs the theater's programming.

His work informed the imagination of writers and filmmakers like Stephen King, Steven Spielberg and James Cameron, and helped transport science fiction out of the pulp magazine ghetto and into the mainstream.

Mr. Benjamin often said that his students' work informed his vision as an artist, which he summarized as: "Color is the subject matter of painting".

Similarly, his work informs the approach to auctioning the airwaves for mobile telecommunications – just as it did for radio half a century ago.