Be informed about what's going on in the world, be informed about what's going on with my kids.
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"Be informed about it," Boneparth at Bone Fide Wealth said.
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Pierson said younger voters need to be informed about Clinton's past.
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They're always going to want to be informed about what's happening.
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Patients thus also need to be informed about what these payments mean.
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And she learned that she wasn't even going to be informed about that destruction.
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Are there certain key clients or issues you want to still be informed about?
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Employees will be informed about bonuses in mid- to late-January, the sources said.
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Consumers need to be informed about what they are taking, and in what doses.
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"All customers ... will (be) ...informed about the cancellations and refunds," Laudamotion said in a statement.
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"Customers should be informed about the measures taken and the remaining risks," the agency said.
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Labour representatives expect to be informed about the latest plans at a meeting on Friday.
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The two companies will be informed about the decision sometime next week, the sources said.
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Be informed about your rights, join the masses, register to vote or get others to vote.
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Jeff liked to be informed about all roster moves, even those in the low minor leagues.
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I'm sure my grandfather wanted me to be informed about the world … and I thought I was.
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"Banks have filed STRs," said another banking source, adding that clients should not be informed about the filing.
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Americans, even if they come to share one culture, need desperately to be informed about what matters most.
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The idea was to give people a place to go to be informed about the products they're using.
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No one can be informed about what is happening across the industry anymore, let alone cover it all.
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The most important thing, from my own experience, is to seek advice and be informed about your options.
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And if you don't want to address a problem, you might prefer not to be informed about it.
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The students should instead be informed about any unpaid debt from a social worker or a school guidance counselor.
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So, when creating for kids, it's important to be informed about the age and comprehension level of your audience.
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Our readers have made it clear: You want to be informed about elections but not told how to vote.
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"That's my big fear with people buying them, that they won't be informed about the risk," Dr. Senna said.
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"That's my big fear with people buying them, that they won't be informed about the risk," Dr. Senna said.
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"The American people deserve to be informed about the rules and regulations being proposed by their government," he added.
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"We have an obligation to be in tune and to be informed about the politics of our country," Hechavarria says.
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And second, it ensured that the public would be informed about the characteristics and trends of inmate fatalities, including suicide.
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According to Lula's press office, he has yet to be informed about the death of his grandson, Arthur, from meningitis.
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In the meantime, he says, it's largely up to consumers to be informed about the potential risks and benefits of supplements.
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Car owners would be informed about a free-of-charge software update as soon as it is available, the carmaker added.
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" Californians expressed a strong desire to be informed "about exposures to chemicals that cause cancer, birth defects, or other reproductive harm.
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Clemente said his group's database will help voters be informed about whether or not politicians' claims about the law are accurate.
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Most people still relied on three network evening newscasts and a local newspaper, hand delivered, to be informed about current events.
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And the public is more likely to be informed about its government and have confidence in how that government exercises its power.
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Passengers would be informed about the closure via email and text messages, and would be able to claim a refund, it added.
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It's important for consumers to be informed about sources of foodborne illnesses so they can be part of advocating for safer foods.
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One of the things we talked about was trying to use technology to help people be informed about what their options are.
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The department, according to the IG, often fails to meet the requirement that people be informed about delays in processing FOIA requests.
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Pence is that interested in their uteri, the movement Periods for Peace believes he must also want to be informed about monthly flows.
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Latinos who consume Spanish-language media are much more likely to be informed about the election and are much more likely to vote.
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When asked about the allegations, Dmitry Peskov, a spokesman for Putin, told reporters that the Russian leader would be informed about Dadin's letter.
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The duty of care says that directors must be informed about what is going on and make decisions armed with the relevant facts.
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Doesn't the public have the right to be informed about changes in the most fundamental of social norms, the laws protecting public safety?
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If Ricketts signs the bill into law, Nebraska will become the fifth state to require people be informed about the possibility of abortion reversal.
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Putin would be informed about the letter and consider the request once the Kremlin receives it via diplomatic channels, spokesman Dmitry Peskov told Reuters.
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Travel and trade restrictions have not been advised, but travelers arriving in Madagascar should be informed about the outbreak and the necessary protection measures.
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To counteract the authoritarian trends, Khashoggi said Arabs should be given ways to consume more international media in order to be informed about global events.
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I even looked up your policies to be informed about any actual issue but as far as I can tell they weren't doing anything wrong?
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"People need to be informed about what data is collected about them and they need to be given some choices over these processes," Sadeh said.
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Regardless, every patient should be informed about their options, and feel comfortable telling a doctor what they are and aren't willing to do, Dr. Ravitz says.
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Parliament will "have its say" by voting for the Great Repeal Act, she said, and would be informed about non-sensitive details "at various stages" thereafter.
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"We generally prefer individuals to be informed about Islam in mosques or for members to engage in local dialogue," the association said in an emailed statement.
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A main message of my book is to be informed about medications — about their benefits, their risks, their appropriate uses, and what alternatives exist to them.
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Mr. Carter, they said, also believed the American people should be informed about the first attempt to go after a member of Mr. Baghdadi's inner circle.
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Meeting with a divorce lawyer doesn't necessarily mean that you're going to divorce — it means that you want to be informed about your options, just in case.
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A new legal proposal giving labor representatives a right to be informed about the extent to which outside contractors are deployed makes life too bureaucratic, Daimler said.
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In 2020, I want sex education so women can be informed about their reproductive choices, contraceptives on demand, and legal, safe abortion so women stop dying needlessly.
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Thyssenkrupp's supervisory board would be informed about initial expressions of interest for Elevator Technology (ET) during a meeting on Wednesday, people familiar with the matter have said.
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Once you input all that, you should be informed about which of the four plans you qualify for, and a prediction of your monthly payment for each.
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"A car set on fire, windows broken in downtown businesses: I think that this is important information that the public needs to be informed about," he said.
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Chelsea Manning has repeatedly maintained that her actions were motivated by her belief that the American people should be informed about international operations of their own government.
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But we also want to use this as a cautionary tale going forward—genetics experts need to be informed about ancient and modern laws and ethics surrounding testing.
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"We do not know how long traffic risk factors will persist, but we do believe investors should be informed about this risk factor," he said in a note.
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If power is built on knowledge, and effective democracy requires that citizens be informed about their environment, the age of digitalisation has also been one of global democratization.
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CD Projekt Red has made it clear that it will not meet the hacker(s) demands, and that "the appropriate legal authorities will be informed about the situation".
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"I want to be informed about anatomy and consider myself an activist, so it's important that the museum is out here busting down misconceptions about vaginas," he said.
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Concerns centered around internal controls and whether senior management and the bank's board of directors would be informed about problems in a timely and appropriate way, the Fed official said.
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The organization also urges people who have planned home births to be informed about the very real risks (including a more than twofold increased risk of perinatal death) ahead of time.
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"It's a great resource for anyone that wants to be informed about the findings of the most important law enforcement document created in our lifetime," Eisinger said in a news release.
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The bill grants rights to California residents to be informed about how companies collect and use their data, and allows them to request their personal data be deleted, among other protections.
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You may be informed about it when you're applying for a job, in an offer letter, soon after you start a new position, or after working for your employer for years.
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But iMessage users get notifications when new devices are added to their accounts and WhatsApp lets users choose to be informed about key changes, while Confide users get no notifications at all.
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We have to be prepared for it and the American people have to be informed about what this all looks like so they can recognize when it's being passed around the internet.
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"Women who are unhappy with the appearance of their genitalia should be informed about the significant variations in normal genitalia and how the appearance of the vulva can change throughout life," she added.
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And while I think it's necessary to be informed about pressing issues or what's going on in Westeros, in a sense that's even more reason to make space for shows like Selling Sunset.
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But as more retail stores consider using the technology, privacy advocates and industry stakeholders are debating how the technology should be regulated and how shoppers should be informed about when their faces are scanned.
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I think something very different is going on, and that is that people just don't give a damn and they don't take seriously the responsibility to be informed about things and to make choices.
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Each sheriff, police chief, and state's attorney will now be informed about why a person's FOID card has been pulled and whether they have properly turned over the card and accounted for their weapons.
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We know women are less likely than men to buy their own drugs directly from a dealer, meaning that they may not be informed about the strength or quality of what it is they're taking.
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You can't predict what will spark a conversation with a client, so it's best to be informed about everything from who won the game last night to the viral video that everyone is talking about.
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Critics pointed out that the language is vague, suggesting that parents would also need to be informed about mentions of heterosexual or cisgender subjects and that it would prevent organic discussions from developing in class.
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During pregnancy, women trying to decide whether to breast-feed deserve to be informed about both its benefits and barriers and be given an opportunity and assistance to find ways around any obstacles, the guidelines state.
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Speaking to journalists on the sidelines of the Group of 20 summit in China's city of Hangzhou, Putin said the Syrian government and Iran, among others, should be informed about the Syria talks and possible settlement.
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Under the guidelines, minority shareholders will be informed about how the independent committee was formed as well as of its review of the transaction, the ministry said, changes that will make transactions more transparent for minority shareholders.
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"In accordance with all rules that exist in the civilized world, we are entitled to be informed about all incidents that involve Russian citizens," Mr. Lavrov said during a visit to the former Soviet republic of Turkmenistan.
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When the two took the worker to a local medical facility to be treated, they "proactively" called the Tazewell County Animal Control in Tremont themselves, Jennifer said, knowing the facility would inevitably be informed about the situation.
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Well, look at a picture like this—I'd say there's an extremely fine line between "reporting" on issues that are essential for us to be informed about, and exploiting vulnerable people in tragic—yet extremely photogenic—situations.
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I've been following your podcast from early on, not only to be informed about this super weird post-factual us political situation, but also as a deflection while sitting out inside the bushfires and their consequences in Australia.
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Clinton's use of private email was the sort of minor scandal that the public deserved to be informed about at some point during the 22017 election — after which the news cycle could move on to other, more important stories.
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We're writing for people who are curious and eager to be informed about Australia and the world — those who are looking for fresh perspective and rigorous, non-partisan journalism... along with a touch of culture, good taste and fun.
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The most favourable views of taking down the statue are held by blacks over the age of 65 (who grew up under segregation) with college degrees (making them more likely to be informed about the history of the Civil War).
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To protect these animals from further harm and help repair their current population numbers, it's important to support conservation causes and be informed about all the types of penguins that are waddling across our world and the fascinating things they do.
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In order to continue supporting the growth of the tiger population, the general public needs to be informed about the illegal tiger trade and fully understand the gravity of a world with only 3,890 tigers left alive in the wild.
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Importantly, news organizations have responded to the freedom it ensures by following due-diligence practices that apply much the same logic described here — identify and minimize potential harms while serving the public's right to be informed about matters of significance.
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And so I think if you're trying to build a product for over 1 billion people to be informed about the news that they care about, you can't really be building a product that has judgments about particular issues, or particular publishers.
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Clapper noted that even after the DNI was asked to work with the FBI on classified and unclassified reports about Russian interference, he might still not be informed about any evidence, because the evidence might have been conclusive enough to draw any conclusions.
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The EU privacy group said that despite a new installation screen presenting users with five options to limit or switch off Microsoft's processing of their data, it was not clear to what extent users would be informed about the specific data being collected.
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" As the Supreme Court has recognized repeatedly, the core purpose of the Freedom of Information Act is "to open agency action to the light of public scrutiny" and to facilitate "the citizens' right to be informed about what their government is up to.
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Nebraska passed legislation requiring that mothers diagnosed with a lethal fetal anomaly be informed about perinatal hospice care, and Wyoming passed legislation — particularly meaningful to me based on my personal abortion experience — ensuring that abortionists allow mothers to see their babies on ultrasound.
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Still, it's important to be informed about what's going on in the world, and Rifkind says that there are mindful ways to do that beyond just limiting your news consumption (she recommends catching up for just 20 minutes per day and never before bed).
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Be informed about the risks Srikantiah believes that everyone, not just public health officials, needs to be made aware of the risks posed by foods containing toxins detrimental to our health, with greater surveillance of outbreaks of disease to help officials make better lifestyle recommendations.
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"It is important for women to be informed about their risk of anaplastic large-cell lymphoma when considering implants so that they can make a well-founded choice," said senior study author Dr. Daphne de Jong of the VU University Medical Center in Amsterdam.
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Clapper noted that even after the DNI was asked to work with the FBI on classified and unclassified reports about Russian interference, he might still not be informed about any evidence, because the evidence might not have been conclusive enough to draw any conclusions.
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"Penn State's failure to act, despite possessing sufficient evidence about the danger Sandusky posed denied many of the opportunity to be informed about serious threats to the health and safety of campus community members," says the report, which was issued almost exactly five years after Sandusky's arrest,.
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"We want members to be informed about the costs associated with their care, so early next year, we will be introducing a simple, clear and straightforward explanation of what was charged by the clinician, what the plan paid and the costs for which the individual is responsible," the spokeswoman told me.
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"My purpose is to ask you to authorize that the complete record of Judge Kavanaugh's service in the White House be made public so that all Americans can be informed about this nomination and the Senate can fulfill its constitutional advice and consent obligations," Schumer, a New York Democrat, writes in the letter.
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The recommendations state that marijuana should not be used during pregnancy and that marijuana use while breastfeeding is discouraged -- but they also recommend women be informed about the lack of definitive research on this topic and counseled about the current concerns regarding potential adverse effects of THC on pregnancy and child development.
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As the 737 Maxes remain grounded, we will continue to look into a variety of related questions, including why Boeing was able to convince regulators that 737 pilots required no new training to fly the plane or even be informed about its anti-stall software, and why months have passed without fixes for that software being released.
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Mark WarnerMark Robert WarnerPompeo defends Soleimani strike as critics question intel, timing Senate intel Democrat: Soleimani death could be 'rallying force' for anti-American activity Sunday show preview: Pompeo seeks to sell Trump's Iran strike MORE (Va.), the top Democrat on the Senate Intelligence Committee who would traditionally be informed about significant military operations as part of the Gang of Eight that's comprised of top bipartisan congressional and Intelligence Committee leaders in both chambers.
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But the tragedy has become a focus of intense interest and debate in aviation circles because of another factor: the determination by Boeing and the F.A.A. that pilots did not need to be informed about a change introduced to the 7377's flight control system for the Max, some software coding intended to automatically offset the risk that the size and location of the new engines could lead the aircraft to stall under certain conditions.
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