Sadly, their views will not be well informed or balanced.
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Elected officials may not be well informed on these risks.
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But I'm going to be well-informed of what's going on.
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The machine appeared to be well informed about his groundbreaking research.
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That will require that both Congress and the electorate be well informed.
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"Without Hong Kong, we would not be well informed," he said in 1989.
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It's that Congress hasn't set itself up for individual members to be well-informed.
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Trump can expect Kim to be well informed and well versed in his talking points.
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They tend to be well informed about Crossrail and stamp duty, but not about politics.
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Workers will be well informed about a company's plans and consulted about the roles they will play.
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In order to achieve efficient outcomes, not all or even many consumers have to be well-informed.
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As I've noted before, people following Times newsroom staffers online expect them to be well-informed and thoughtful.
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He knows Dutch parliamentary politics inside and out, tends to be well-informed, and is a strong debater.
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This perceived revelation made it a book that people who wanted to be well informed felt they had to have.
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For a reader who just wants to be well-informed about the facts, this kind of story can be dispiriting.
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It also applies to all areas of life and business that require our decisions to be well informed and incredibly selective.
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Galeotti's articles are excellent and should be read by anyone wishing to be well-informed on the nuances of Russian behavior.
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It is necessary only that some consumers on the margin be well-informed so as to engender efficiency in pricing and other parameters.
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"Reading your insurance policy can be kind of boring, but you need to be well informed," said Jason Hargraves, the company's managing editor.
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I try to be well-informed and get my news from many sources so I have a fuller picture of what is going on.
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" Pickens writes: "That question forces my team members to be well informed in their area of operation and to bring value to the table.
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Enfranchisement will also naturally lead to more education because politicians want voters to be well informed about social issues and their policies, he added.
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As the industry evolves, so does our rating system, and we will continue to make enhancements to ensure parents continue to be well-informed.
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"It's important for us to be well informed," said bartender Darren "Buddy" Jaques at the Mix, where the TV will be tuned into the hearing.
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But it's critical that the process begin with accurate data, collected in an objective, non-political way, so the subsequent political decisions can be well-informed.
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Whether you plan to throw your opinion into the ring or sit it out and watch the match from the sidelines, you should be well-informed.
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Your position as a trusted adviser and invisible hand who helps the president channel his authority will be well-informed by the principles you developed in uniform.
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"There's a broad concern that the public needs to be well informed about this, and the money laundering and terrorist financing is a big risk," Powell said.
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When talking about human trafficking, it's essential to be well-informed to accurately represent the problem at hand — and that means we need to tackle these misconceptions head-on.
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"We want consumers to be well-informed about the risks of flying," KC Theisen, director of pet care issues at The Humane Society of the United States, told Mashable.
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Those who say they're extremely enthusiastic about their vote for president in the caucus also seem to be well-informed -- 37% say they understand the current Medicare system very well.
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The most important learning outcome is that the advancement of time does not always advance "liberty and justice for all," underscoring the responsibility of each generation to be well-informed civic participants.
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I've done what every senator and secretary of State in history have done and that's just to continue to go to conferences abroad or have meetings in order to be well informed.
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And precisely because he'd be operating outside of a normal partisan context, he would need to be well-informed and credible to seek out areas of common ground and rise above petty differences.
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There's a whole variety of areas we want to be well informed about, and you want to know the reality of climate science — then let the debate occur over what's the appropriate response.
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They expect children to be well informed about their bodies, and see the purpose of sex education as not just to warn of the risks, but to help prepare for a happy sex life.
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Devolving more issues to the private sector or to the state and local level can enable us to make more of our decisions in a setting where we have strong incentives to be well-informed.
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Obama said that his stops at international summits in China and Laos showed that governing is "serious business" that requires U.S. presidents to be well-informed, have coherent policy ideas and the temperament to implement them.
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Too much of the news media seems to be about giving audiences what they want — or think they want — rather than what editors and reporters think our audiences ought to know if they want to be well-informed.
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" She said that thus far she has been going around and listening to different people and organisations so that she can be well-informed about charitable work in the UK so that in a few months she can "hit the ground running.
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The hallmark of his time as a politician was that — self-conscious about the idea that he was really just a celebrity comedian — he genuinely put in the work to be well-informed about policy and an active participant in committee work.
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So if you want to be well-informed on Oscar night, or at least have some idea of what you're voting for in your office Oscar pool, here's how to catch up with this year's nominees before the awards ceremony on February 28.
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"I found Judge Garland to be well informed, thoughtful, impressive, extraordinarily bright, and with a sensitivity that I look for to the appropriate roles that the Constitution assigns to the three branches," Collins said after discussing the Second Amendment, executive authority, and other pressing court issues with the judge.
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When it comes to kids and digital media, my biggest reason for strongly urging parents to be well informed about the effects of these devices on child development is that internet gaming addiction is becoming a growing problem among youth, most common among boys ages 12 to 20.
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As a health-care provider and patient advocate, I encourage anyone who has traveled recently, or plans to travel to an area where you could have been exposed to Zika, to be well-informed on the virus and most importantly, to get tested at a CDC-approved general clinic lab to understand if you are at risk for infection.
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Most people don't scroll very far down search engine results so if we want Americans to be well informed and to easily access a broad spectrum of information when they make important decisions, we need laws that prevent search engine companies from designing algorithms to favor their advertisers or information that serves their own political interests.
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British schools enlist Sylheti in their syllabi Dhaka Tribune. 12 July 2017. Retrieved on 10 August 2020. Nevertheless, many Sylheti speakers say they speak Bengali due to not expecting outsiders to be well informed about dialects.
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The analysis of principal-agent relationships is an important topic in economics. The main focus of analysis is on the information asymmetry between the agent, who is assumed to be well informed, and the principal who may not be.
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Steinway & Sons, 365 F. Supp. 707, 717 (S.D.N.Y. 1973). The Appellate Court, however, recognized the likelihood of confusion may not exist at the time of purchase, because those who buy expensive pianos can be considered to be well informed.
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International Encyclopedia of Linguistics: 4-Volume Set. pp.483. Oxford University Press, USA. Retrieved on 9 September 2020. Some Sylhetis generally refer to it as "Bengali", one reason may be due to not expecting outsiders to be well informed about the vernacular.
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Photojournalists create pictures that contribute to the news media, and help communities connect with one other. Photojournalists must be well informed and knowledgeable about events happening right outside their door. They deliver news in a creative format that is not only informative, but also entertaining.
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A scholiast on Cicero says, that Quintus Arrius thereafter went to Sicily to take over this province from Verres but died on the way there.Scholiasta Gronovianus in Cicero, Divinatio in Q. Caecilium 3, p. 382 ed. Orelli. However, the scholiast does not seem to be well informed, and the veracity of his assertion is doubtful.
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Bangladeshis speak Sylheti and Bengali. People from Sri Lanka speak Tamil and Sinhala. Those who speak dialects mainly refer their language to the main language, for example Sylheti speakers say they speak Bengali or Mirpuri speakers say they speak Punjabi. The reason for this is because they do not expect outsiders to be well informed about dialects.
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During this period, Bharati understood the need to be well-informed of the world outside and took interest in the world of journalism and the print media of the West. Bharati joined as Assistant Editor of the Swadesamitran, a Tamil daily in 1904. In December 1905, he attended the All India Congress session held in Benaras.
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This will enable Scouts and non-Scouts to be well informed with traffic rules and regulations, and participate into decision-making processes in easing heavy traffic and lessening of road accidents. # Scouts4SDGs. NESAPh will integrate the United Nations 17 Sustainable Development Goals thru community service projects and initiatives. This will allow Scouts and non- Scouts to participate in nation-building, and contribute to a better world.
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The County Judge need not be an attorney but is constitutionally required to be well informed in the law of the state. The judge serves as the budget officer for the Commissioners Court and, with the assistance of the County Clerk, prepares the annual budget proposal.Title 4, Subtitle B, Chapter 111, Subchapter A, Section 111.002, Texas Local Government Code. Retrieved on April 9, 2015.
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New York: Basic Books. 2007. pp. 38–39. This strategy explores the subtle and complex aspects of critical situations without losing control to advisors or becoming confused. It emphasizes that the government depends on a centralized and orderly overview which must be well informed in order to function effectively. # The Tiger Strategy: The Tiger Strategy discusses military equipment, tactical principles, and essential issues of command.
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Apathy and indifference each imply a level of carelessness about a subject, though a person exhibiting neutrality may feel bias on a subject but choose not to act on it. A neutral person can also be well-informed on a subject and therefore need not be ignorant. Since they can be biased, a neutral person need not feature doublethink (i.e. accepting both sides as correct), equality (i.e.
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The benefits can manifest themselves in many ways including improved peer relationships and social confidence. Motivation on the patient's part is necessary if they are going to undergo lengthy orthodontic treatment and major surgery. In addition, they need to be well informed so that they may give valid consent. In terms of history, the family history and perhaps obstetric history may be relevant, especially when features of a syndrome are present.
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Treatment for dysgraphia varies and may include treatment for motor disorders to help control writing movements. The use of occupational therapy can be effective in the school setting, and teachers should be well informed about dysgraphia to aid in carry-over of the occupational therapist's interventions. Treatments may address impaired memory or other neurological problems. Some physicians recommend that individuals with dysgraphia use computers to avoid the problems of handwriting.
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A "yes" vote to all three questions was supported by the three governing parties (Democratic Party, Socialist Workers' Party and The Greens), as well as by The Left and the Pirate Party. A "no" vote to all questions was supported by the conservative Alternative Democratic Reform Party. The largest political party, the Christian Social People's Party, also supported three "no" votes but emphasised that voters should be well-informed before voting.
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The Society of Pakistan English Language Teachers SPELT was formed in 1984 in Karachi, Pakistan. It is dedicated to improving the standard of English language learning and teaching in Pakistan. SPELT enables maximum exploitation of the limited resources available in the country. It attempts to be well-informed about recent developments in teaching techniques, which invariably need to be modified in order to suit the needs and limitations of the Pakistan situation.
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When asked during a university lecture on 19 April 2010 how pedophilia should best be discussed in class, Vangheluwe replied: "I think you need to be well informed about these things. In a way, it's not a tougher subject than many others. Yes, it's embarrassing, it's scandalous. But then again, so are many other things [...] Also, there have been some articles that imply that pedophilia is nowhere so little prevalent as in the Church [...]".
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They campaigned against anti-suffrage candidates, leading to the defeat of two state senators: Roger Woolcott in 1912 and Levi Greenwood in 1913. They took trolley tours of Massachusetts, making speeches at every stop along the way. Margaret Foley, an Irish-American factory worker, went to factories at noon and spoke to the workers. BESAGG also educated women about the functions of government so they would be well-informed voters when the time came.
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"Write to Privacy: Literature, Letters, Law, and the Inviolate Personality in America's Long Nineteenth Century." Dissertation Abstracts International 78(4). Initially, in the case of criminal libel and press defamation cases, the Court often protected the individual's right to speech; however, as protection of privacy became a larger political issue, the Courts and Congress realized that the information must be "well-informed" to fall within the protection of the First Amendment especially when another's right to privacy is involved.
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Any new treatment involving 3D printers is risky and patients must be well informed of the health implications. Doctors hope in the future to print organs in order to replace dysfunctional bio-structures. Similar to organ donations, the cells must match genetically otherwise the recipient’s body will reject the organ. The patient would have an autoimmune response and destroy the donated tissue. The individual’s stem cells must be used to manufacture the organ for the specific patient.
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New artistic projects on synesthesia are appearing every year. These painters, sculptors, designers and musicians have shown to be well-informed on the latest scientific insights in synesthesia. They combine this scientific knowledge and personal intuition in a range of artistic expressions. For instance they capture their synesthetic perceptions in painting, photographs, textile work, and sculptures. Beside these ‘classical’ materials of making art, an even larger production of synesthesia-inspired works is noticed in the field of digital art (Campen 2007).
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The Raising the Flag on Iwo Jima in 1945 was taken by photojournalist Joe Rosenthal. Unlike paintings, which presented a single illustration of a specific event, photography offered the opportunity for an extensive amount of imagery to enter circulation. The proliferation of the photographic images allowed the public to be well informed in the discourses of war. The advent of mass-reproduced images of war were not only used to inform the public but they served as imprints of the time and as historical recordings.
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7 lines crossed the 13 meters in different curves to compensate for the seasonal changes of the course of the sun. Angbu-ilgu and other variants, such as the Hyeonju Ilgu (현주일구/) and the Cheonpyeong Ilgu (천평일구/), were implemented in strategic spots, such as the town's main streets with heavy traffic, so that the people could be well informed of the time. To compensate for the high illiteracy rate among the commoners, 12 shapes of the Chinese zodiac animals (e.g. mouse, tiger, and cow, etc.) were engraved in juxtaposition with the meters.
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The Rector chairs the University's highest governing body, the University Court; in addition the Rector chairs meetings of the General Council in the absence of the Chancellor. In more recent years the role has included a function akin to that of an ombudsperson for the university community. In their position, the Rector can exert considerable influence in Court and in the body politic of the University. They can be well-informed about student and staff issues and concerns, can champion their causes, and can make sure that these issues are fully aired in Court.
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Exercise prudence and integrity in the management of funds in their custody and in all financial transactions. 4\. Maintain their own competence, enhance the competence of their colleagues and staff members, and provide encouragement to those seeking to enter the field of government finance. 5\. Seek excellence in the public service; be well informed and well prepared to exercise public authority. 6\. Demonstrate professional integrity in the issuance and management of information; prepare and present statements and financial information fairly, in accordance with law and generally accepted practices and guidelines. 7\.
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He was also a trustee of the Karamu House in Cleveland. In 1925, Dr. Garvin helped found the Cleveland Medical Reading Club in order for African-American doctors to be well informed on current medical advances and programs, as many of the white hospitals still adhered to the Jim Crow laws. His interest in medicine extended beyond his practice to research and writing. He took a special interest in tracing the history of Africans and African- Americans in medicine, and completed an unpublished manuscript on the topic which can be found in the Western Reserve Historical Society.
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The FuelBand has the potential to help its users get in great physical shape and to be well informed of their health records and statistics. Because of this and the ability to be connected to an online community through social media, the FuelBand can be seen as an innovative technology that is representing the way that the health field is going in the future. Health practices are becoming more personalized and more power is being given to the individual and the FuelBand is an exact example of this new field of technology that is growing in size.
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The functioning of an advisory board is affected significantly by how effectively the group's activities are organized and directed. A fixed meeting should be held regularly (monthly, annually or other) and advisory board members must be well informed of the purpose and background information of the meeting in order for them to provide valuable advice. A corollary should be provided to advisory board members, which should be of an appropriate length, organized, comprehensible and informative. While it should be concise, it should provide enough details to provide advisory board members a suitable foundation for them to advise on the business.
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Monitoring policy development and implementation is an integral component of the policy cycle and can be applied in sectors including agriculture, health, education, and finance. Policy monitoring can improve policy information among stakeholders, and the use of evaluation techniques to provide feedback to reframe and revise policies. Waterman and Wood derived policy monitoring from agency theory, describing a process where policymakers monitor the actions of their bureaucratic agents who implement and enforce policies. This monitoring allows policymakers to compensate for their agents’ greater knowledge of the policy process, and enables them to be well-informed decision makers.
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The Georgian Public Broadcasting (GPB) is the only media source legally obliged to broadcast in minority languages. On March 21, 2008 the Georgian parliament changed the Law on Broadcasting and GPB was obliged to spend at least 25% of its budget on programs related to South Ossetia and Abkhazia as well as on programs concerning ethnic minorities. In order to allow ethnic minorities living in Georgia to be well informed about events taking place in the country the GPB news program "Moambe" is aired in different languages: Abkhazian, Ossetian, Russian, Armenian, Azerbaijani and Kurdish. Since 2007 a 50-minute weekly radio bridge is held in conjunction with Baku and Yerevan.
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Mellon has a small research group that has investigated doctoral education, collegiate admissions, independent research libraries, charitable nonprofits, scholarly communications, and other issues to ensure that the foundation's grants would be well-informed and more effective. Some of the recent publications of this effect include Equity and Excellence in American Higher Education, Reclaiming the Game: College Sports and Educational Values, JSTOR: A History, The Game of Life: College Sports and Educational Values, and The Shape of the River. Mellon's endowment has fluctuated in the range of $5–6 billion in recent years, and its annual grantmaking has been on the order of $300 million.
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This turned out to be the first step in a political career for Sattler. He impressed the occupiers with his expertise and focus. He was also "noticed" by Hans Ehard, the man who became Bavarian Minister-president at the end of 1946, who commended the judicious objectivity of his judgement, able to be well-informed and quietly critical without becoming engaged in politics. Nevertheless, from now on Sattler did become involved with the emerging mainstream establishment, both politically and in terms of his architecture business which, inevitably, stood to benefit from the massive amount of reconstruction made necessary by the destruction of the war.
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In 1993, Food Lion agreed to pay $16.2 million to settle claims that they violated federal laws regulating unpaid overtime, minimum wage, and child labor, according to the U.S. Department of Labor. In the agreement, which at the time was the largest settlement ever from a private employer accused of violating the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA), the grocery chain agreed to ensure that all employees would be well-informed about their rights. Additionally, the Labor Department said Food Lion top management provided assurances that no retaliatory action would be taken against employees who filed complaints about unpaid overtime or other potential FLSA violations.Dept. of Labor and Food Lion enter into $16M wage-hour settlement, Jet, August 30, 1993.
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Some ways of taking advantage of the new market are to understand the target customers, maintain visibility to these people, and utilize grassroots tactics. To deal with highly informed consumers, the marketer must understand that the consumer has knowledge about the product and be prepared to manoeuvre this knowledge into a sale, and be well-informed to provide comprehensive knowledge to the consumers. With the increase in the variety of sources for consumer education, it is important for the marketer to enter the sales process at an early stage. The marketer must move ahead of the curve and make sure to bring some value to the customer’s purchase beyond just fulfilling his/her need.
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Language legislation In December 2016, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced that the federal government would be developing legislation to support the revitalization Indigenous languages in Canada. In his announcement, he stated that, "our government will enact an Indigenous Languages Act, co-developed with Indigenous Peoples, with the goal of ensuring the preservation, protection, and revitalization of First Nations, Metis, and Inuit languages in this country." The First Peoples’ Cultural Council held regional sessions in May and June 2017 to talk about the promised Indigenous language legislation for Canada. The organization's goal was to ensure that B.C. language experts would be well-informed so that when the national Assembly of First Nations (AFN) conducted its consultations, everyone would be prepared to provide input.
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Because he was deaf from eight years old, he couldn't serve in the English army, but he would be almost all of his adult life serve as a civil servant in the Royal Artillery. He had an interest for military history and would stress the importante of political and economical developments as underlying causes for the military capacities that would cause the rise and fall of empires. Although he wasn't a professional scholar, he always read the contemporary scientific literature in order to be well informed to talk about his subject. He wrote books about several historical figures (Sulla, Hannibal, Tiberius, Constantine the Great, Justinian I, Charlemagne, the warrior kings of Wessex), as well as a book on decisive battles that would several times be reprinted (A Book of Battles, 1935.).
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Bowen joined the Princeton faculty in 1958, specializing in labor economics. In 1967 he became the university's provost, and served as the seventeenth president of the university from 1972 to 1988. In 1988, Bowen left Princeton to become president of The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, where he created a research program to investigate doctoral education, collegiate admissions, independent research libraries, and charitable nonprofits in order to ensure that the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation's grants would be well-informed and more effective. William Bowen was also partially responsible for JSTOR, the Mellon International Dunhuang Archive, ARTstor, and Ithaka Harbors, Inc.. Bowen authored 19 books, including the Grawemeyer Award-winning The Shape of the River: Long-Term Consequences of Considering Race in College and University Admissions (co-authored with Derek Bok).
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A Mat Rempit is a Malaysian term for "An individual who participates in activities such as illegal street racing, bike stunt performance, petty crime and public disturbance using a motorcycle", usually involving 2- and 4-stroke underbone motorcycles, colloquially known as Kapcai, or scooters. Mat Rempits are often seen on Malaysian streets, where they would gather in groups ranging from as small as 3 up to several dozen bikes at a predetermined place and go against each other for cheap thrills such as races and stunts, such as the wheelie, superman (lying flat on the seat), wikang, and scorpion (standing on the seat with one leg during a wheelie) and many flashier and dangerous ones. Generally, Mat Rempits tend to avoid the authorities and seem to be well- informed of their whereabouts. However, there are also cases where they openly rebel against authorities where they would run though roadblocks, ride against the traffic or hit police officers with their bikes.
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'Omar Al-Mukhtar was born in 1858 to a family in the town of Zanzur near Tobruk, in the region of Ottoman Cyrenaica, belonging to the Senussi (who were seen as Libyan Ashrafs) Arab clan just like Emir or King Idris es Senussi , eventually becoming chief or leader of the clan. As a child Omar lost his father early on, and spent his youth in poverty, he was adopted by a great sheikh, and was friends with the nephew of Hussein Ghariani, Sharif al Geriani. His uncle was a political- religious leader in Cyrenaica, and received his early education at the local mosque, before continuing his studying for eight years at the Senussi university in Jaghbub,Rodolfo Graziani, "Cirenaica Pacificata" pg.269 (Benamer translation) the holy city of the Senussi Tariqa, He became a popular expert on the Quran and an imam, joining the confraternity of the Senussi, he also came to be well informed of the social structure of his society, as he was chosen to settle intertribal disputes.
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The 9th century fictional storyteller Scheherazade of One Thousand and One Nights, who saves herself from execution by telling tales, is one example illustrating the value placed on storytelling in days of old. Centuries before Scheherazade, the power of storytelling is reflected by Vyasa at the beginning of the Indian epic Mahabharata. Vyasa says, "If you listen carefully, at the end you'll be someone else." In the Middle Ages storytellers, also called a troubadour or a minstrel, could be seen in the market places and were honored as members of royal courts. Medieval storytellers were expected to know all the current tales and in the words of American storyteller Ruth Sawyer, ‘to repeat all the noteworthy theses from the universities, to be well informed on court scandal, to know the healing power of herbs and simples (medicines), to be able to compose verses to a lord or lady at a moment's notice, and to play on at least two of the instruments then in favor at court.’ According to some writers there were 426 minstrels employed at the wedding of Princess Margaret of England in 1290.
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