And also, Congress wasn't asking necessarily the most informed questions.
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But this is the most informed man in the world.
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We're talking about the most informed voters in the country.
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Even the most informed among us don't know who we are fighting.
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He analyzes data every day to make the most informed business decisions possible.
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Here's to going about your fall shopping in the most informed way, ever.
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Iowans, both Republicans and Democrats, are the most informed voters in the country.
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Lucky for you, the Font Deck will help you make the most informed decision.
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They are presumably among the most informed, partisan, and energetic members of the electorate.
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The intelligence community has a responsibility to provide the most informed truth to the president.
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We're gonna add more info to make you most informed on all the offers you have.
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And yet Trump believes himself, on policy, to be the most informed president in American history.
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We owe our public servants every tool to make the most informed decisions for our communities.
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But Kurzgesagt points out that we lack the luxury of time to make the most informed decision.
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We wanted to share our experience simply so that people could make the most informed decision possible.
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A spokesperson for the Interior Department said most "informed citizens" would agree that moving BLM makes sense.
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There are a lot of versions out there, so use this handy guide to make the most informed choice.
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The FDA ought to make it easier for doctors and patients to make the most informed treatment decisions possible.
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"Most informed observers would say a London event is just not feasible - politically, environmentally or commercially," he told Reuters.
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Riley has pointed to Leach's outside-the-box thinking as the thing that most informed his approach to football.
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"Officers responding to critical incidents want the best information available so they can make the most informed decision," he said.
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It will show you these comparisons, as well as the shipping costs, so you can make the most informed decision.
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To help make the most informed decision, here are 15 things I wish I knew before I ever pressed order.
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Read on to help keep your feeds filled only with the smartest, most informed (and opinionated) people in the game.
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I've been dying to ask you about this ever since the interview because you are the most informed Hillary person I know.
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"You want to make the best, most informed decision you can, so the deeper you can dig on something the better," Cashman said.
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"We want to have the rider make the most informed choice, even if that choice is I should take the subway," he said.
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On the private Facebook page, La Meute's leaders quiz followers, screening for the most informed and dedicated who might fill positions in the hierarchy.
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Yet at least Obama was always wrestling deeply with the issues, seeking out expert opinions and trying to make the most informed decisions possible.
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Second, cannabis's illegality means that the research on its long-term effects is hazy, so even the most informed decision is based on incomplete information.
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"I'm probably the most informed parent in making decisions about risk and reward, and I still allow my children to play the game," she said.
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The current market and economic situation allow for some meaningful insight to planted area, which is probably the most informed element at this early stage.
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Tim Chen is CEO of NerdWallet, which offers financial tools and objective advice to help people understand financial products and make the most informed decisions.
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"We want to have the most informed and thoughtful conversations we can," Walker said on stage at the MIT Technology Review event in San Francisco.
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So, if it is ever the case that I am the most informed person at Facebook in the best position to testify, I will happily do that.
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"Our goal is to help women make the most informed choices about their health at every stage of their healthcare journey," Hers brand lead Hilary Coles told TechCrunch.
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But don't just take our word for it, because we've included the ratings and hype around each top product to help you make the most informed purchase possible.
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You should always be the last one to sign off on important calls, but rely on your team and their experience to make the most informed decision possible.
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The Interpreter Even the most informed observer might struggle to know what to make of the summit meeting between President Trump and Kim Jong-un of North Korea.
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Bruce Friedrich on ending the age of animal cruelty Bruce Friedrich is one of the smartest, most informed, and most thoughtful experts I've ever found on animal suffering.
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But it might surprise even the most informed member of Bachelor Nation to learn that five years ago, another woman took a shot at becoming the first Black Bachelorette.
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So close was the vote — and so entrenched are most people's viewpoints — that most informed analysts believed the outcome would come down to how many actually vote on the day.
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The style of Bambi mirrors the philosophy of the artist whose work most informed its visuals: Chinese American painter Tyrus Wong, who died late last year at the age of 106.
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Recently at a conference convened to discuss these AI issues, a panel of nine of the most informed gurus on AI all agreed this superhuman intelligence was inevitable and not far away.
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Though it's not technically the first time we've seen the innards of the now-delayed Samsung Galaxy Fold, iFixit's teardown of the folding device is absolutely the most informed and detailed we've seen.
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As it turns out, all people need is a shortcut — an endorsement, someone's party affiliation, the position of an industry — and they can vote the same way as our country's most informed citizens.
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It's about a full airing of issues and opinions that allow voters to cast the most-informed vote they possibly can, and for a party to come together around a platform and its ideas.
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The filibuster and delaying tactics -- the rights of senators to debate and amend -- are available to ensure that the Senate obtains all the evidence it needs in order to reach the most informed result.
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North Dakota, together with closing the tax loophole on foreign sellers, seem to be the right decision, more economic cost-and-benefit analysis and quantitative arguments are needed before making the most informed decision.
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Steve Schmidt, a longtime Republican strategist who worked on President George W. Bush's Supreme Court nominations, was probably the most informed of these speculators: People drown because they panic, not because they can't swim.
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In fact, research shows that the people most diametrically opposed in their views on climate change are often the most educated and most informed, and trying to correct myths may entrench opinions even further.
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"If it is ever the case that I am the most informed person at Facebook in the best position to testify, I will happily do that," Zuckerberg said in an interview with WIRED last month.
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To help you make the most informed decision possible when accepting a new job, we partnered with SoFi, a finance company that helps you save money and earn more via its Get That Raise tool.
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And soon, Woosley launched the organization's primary program, Sisters on the Ground, a network of volunteers who help expectant parents get the resources they need to make the most informed decision about their child's future.
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We support a modern, national privacy law that provides people meaningful control over the data they provide to companies so they can make the most informed choices about how that data is used, seen, and shared.
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Divining the intentions of 32 teams, evaluating scores of players, factoring in potential trades and coming up with a list of picks that makes sense tests the mettle of even the most informed fan or pundit.
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The notion that Ukraine's purported collusion with Democrats is the real 2016 scandal may sound ridiculous to most informed citizens, but the scary thing is that a lot of people are buying what Fox News is selling.
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The fact that citizens are getting their views on issues from the politicians they support and not vice versa — and that the most informed citizens are most likely to do so — is simply devastating to the folk theory.
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Zuckerberg brought up the possibility of speaking to congress in late March, saying: "If it is ever the case that I am the most informed person at Facebook in the best position to testify, I will happily do that."
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Ultimately, intelligence analysts are trying to enable policymakers to make the most informed decisions possible, but "at the end of the day, you can lead a horse to water but you can't force someone to read the briefing," according to Klingner.
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The only way to have a clear-eyed view of both the benefits and harms of marijuana is by making it easier to study; by extension, that's the only way for us to cut through the hype and make the most informed decisions.
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"From my experience with patients, the users who seem to be the most informed about the problem and naloxone are the ones who are the most seriously into their addiction," said lead author Dr. Jenna Nikolaides of the Cook County Health and Hospital System in Chicago.
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And I happen to know intimately that the authors weren't always the most informed: One of my first paid writing jobs was for a travel-book company, where I penned florid prose about sea turtles in Costa Rica a full three years before I ever set foot in the country.
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"By acquiring companies in the AI & Data Science space, we are moving closer to our long term goal of building the largest, most comprehensive repository of Outside Insight, leveraging external data in order to give companies a significant competitive edge so they can make the most informed business decisions," Lyseggen told me.
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" Perhaps the advice most informed by Sorensen's White House experience--and that which any House Speaker may consider most valuable--is the formulation of the president's singular duty: "You must be your own man [sic], listening to your own common sense, conscience and convictions even when they differ from the experts, the pressure or the majority opinion.
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This is rather confounding, given the fact that Washington is the most informed about all illicit business and terrorist activities carried out by Tehran, whether it is through its militias in the region, such as Hezbollah, the Houthis, the Quds Forces, the Badr Organization and Iranian-sponsored al Qaeda operatives, as designated by the U.S. Treasury department this past July.
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Zuckerberg also goes off on some interesting tangents with Wired, for instance the efficacy of AI in certain situations and the status of the Cambridge Analytica audit in the UK. As for whether he'll appear in front of Congress: If it is ever the case that I am the most informed person at Facebook in the best position to testify, I will happily do that.
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Through the series, he's become one of the most informed human beings on the planet on the topic of WWI; as such, the Great War (and "The Great War") has started to seep into other facets of his life—he's now doing consulting work with Swedish video game studio EA DICE, which is hard at work on the upcoming World War I–themed first-person shooter Battlefield 1.
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Our list of the top 14 LGBT+ activists, artists and icons to follow on social media will help keep your head clear by keeping your feeds filled only with the smartest, most informed (and opinionated) people in the game — from pop sensation Sam Smith, who recently announced that they now go by they/them pronouns, to the creator of a quirky, queer dating platform, and the first openly gay man to run for President of the United States. 133.
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Our list of the top 14 LGBT+ activists, artists and icons to follow on social media will help keep your head clear by keeping your feeds filled only with the smartest, most informed (and opinionated) people in the game — from pop sensation Sam Smith, who recently announced that they now go by they/them pronouns, to the creator of a quirky, queer dating platform, and the first openly gay man to run for President of the United States. 1.
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Schwarcz, Vera. Time for Telling Truth Is Running Out: Conversations with Zhang Shenfu. New Haven: Yale UP, 1992. Print. p.139 However Jin can be considered a Chinese philosopher because he was most informed by Chinese philosophy, and concerned himself most with Chinese concepts, such as Tao.
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Different Longjing tea cultivars Even the well-trained eyes cannot distinguish all the varieties and sources sometimes. That is why many cheap counterfeits can fool the most informed consumers. However, one should be able to discern some differences by comparing the appearance, scent and liquor of different varieties side by side.
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These animals would therefore be most informed on what to expect and how to react in their environments. Animals that are exposed to risky situations i.e. predation, more frequently, may demonstrate similar behaviours in both high-risk and safe situations due to habituation.Mirza, R. S., Mathis, A., Chivers, D. P. (2005).
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John Hancock Klippart (1823–1878) was an American agriculturist and expert on wheat farming. Klippart was born in Stark County, Ohio. Klippart worked for the Ohio State Board of Agriculture and has been described as the most "informed individual" of his time on wheat culture. He published a large book in 1858 documenting information about wheat plants and farming.
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Checkland, p. 104. He made few speeches in the House of Commons, but he was regarded as having done good work in committees and was known as one of the most informed MPs when it came to commerce. He was in favour of a qualified reform of the franchise and of Greek independence during the 1820s.Checkland, p. 106.
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S. Krishnaswami Aiyangar, Maṇimekhalai in its Historical Setting, London, 1928, pp. xxvi-xxvii In 1974, Kamil Zvelebil – a Tamil literature and history scholar, proposed mid 6th-century as the most informed dating, based on the linguistics, internal evidence, the dating of its twin-epic Silappadikaram, and a comparison to other Tamil literature.Paula Richman, "Cīttalai Cāttanār, Manimekhalai" summary in Karl H. Potter ed.
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Schindler lived in Persia for many years and was the most informed member of the European community in Persia at the time. Henry Drummond Wolff liked him so much that he tried unsuccessfully to persuade the foreign office to engage him as a member of Legation staff. Reuter employed him instead. Schindler and Rabino were instrumental in increasing the bank's reputation.
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Espinal was also a film critic for the newspapers Presencia, Última hora and Aquí, a member of film company Ukamu, and wrote ten books about cinema. He gained Bolivian citizenship in 1970, and was one of the most informed critics of film, television and radio in the country. He was murdered in La Paz, in 1980, by a Bolivian-government death squad.
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As a reporter for The Christian Science Monitor, U.S. News & World Report and the PBS MacNeil-Lehrer NewsHour but now other media, he has covered wars and humanitarian crisis zones in Africa, Asia, the Balkans and Central America. He is widely regarded as one of the most informed international journalists on Afghanistan and humanitarian media issues. His latest book, Killing the Cranes, is considered a classic.
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These layouts would be heavily detailed from city structures to surrounding area. The Tlatoani would be the most informed about any conflict and would be the primary decision maker during war. In modern times, Tlatoani would be the chief of command which is the president of The United States. The chief of command is responsible for the armed forces or a military branch by exercising commands that must be followed.
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The Mennonite Brethren Collegiate Institute (MBCI) is a private middle and high school with approximately 415 students from Grade 6 to Grade 12. MBCI's men's and women's volleyball teams have won provincial championships. The band has also won the Optimist Festival's Chairman's Award. Though MBCI is an inclusive school and has students from many backgrounds, MBCI's culture is most informed by the Mennonite Brethren religious community—a strand of Protestant Anabaptism noted for its adherence to pacifism.
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Libertarian feminist theory stems from ideologies similar to libertarian political theory; that legal and governmental institutions should not regulate choices and should allow people's free will to govern their life trajectories.Barnett, Randy E. 1998. "The Structure of Liberty: Justice and the Rule of Law". Libertarianism takes a free market approach to sex segregation saying that women have a natural right and are the most informed to make decisions for themselves but rejects special protections specifically for women.
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Mukherjee is known as the most informed Indian artist of his generation and a legend of modern Asian Art. Born with severe eye problem, being myopic on one eye and blind in the other, Mukherjee lost his sight completely after an unsuccessful cataract operation. However, he continued his work as an artist. The Academy Film Archive, part of the Academy Foundation, took an initiative to restore Satyajit Ray's films and could successfully restore 19 Ray films.
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All applicants to the School of Science and Technology are encouraged to shadow a current student for a day. This allows the applicant to see the school in its entirety, and to see a "day in the life" of an average student. This enables them to make the most informed decision regarding their application. If an applicant decides to shadow, he or she is assigned to a student of the same gender, same high school, and a similar grade, as the shadow.
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Mubahala provided an opportunity for Muhammad to introduce the People of his Household, who were also given the title Ahl al- Kisa afterward. Shia'ites believe this authentic hadith proves whom the Quran is referring to when it mentions the "Ahl al-Bayt", namely only Ali, Fatimah, and their descendants. This event causes some scholars to conclude the power and superiority of Ali – especially when it came to his right of Imamah or succession to Muhammad. In such debates, each side brings forward the most informed men.
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Le Tellier, who became chancellor, said in council, when he heard the news: > He had never seen a man more intelligent in business, less shaken at the > least danger, less stunned by surprises, and more fertile in expedients to > disentangle them happily. And the King Louis XIV said: > I lost today the oldest, most loyal and most informed of my ministers. He wrote his memoirs for the instruction of her children: Memory containing the most remarkable events of the reign of Louis XIII and Louis XIV than to the death of Cardinal Mazarin.
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Leonid Brezhnev and Gromyko meeting with Henry Kissinger and President Gerald Ford in Vladivostok, Soviet Union, 1974 Having been a person of considerable stature during his life Gromyko held an unusual combination of personal characteristics. Some were impressed by his diplomatic skills, while others called Gromyko mundane and boring. An article written in 1981 in The Times said, "He is one of the most active and efficient members of the Soviet leadership. A man with an excellent memory, a keen intellect and extraordinary endurance [...] Maybe Andrey is the most informed Minister for Foreign affairs in the world".
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Three-community study and the five-city project were experimental campaigns to inform middle-aged men about the causes of cardiovascular disease. Health messages were communicated via television, radio, newspaper, cookbooks, booklets, and bus cards. The three "communities" comprised three experimental communication strategies: a media-only campaign, a media campaign supplemented with face-to-face communication, and a no-intervention control group. The experimented revealed that after one year, the most informed at- risk men were those in the second experimental group: they men consumed the media campaign and were attended by a health care provider.
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On 4 October 2009, Fred Halliday, Emeritus Professor of International Relations at the LSE and the School's leading expert on the Middle East, wrote a memorandum to the LSE Council regarding the proposed cooperation with the Gaddafi Foundation.Fred Halliday, "LSE and the Qaddafi Foundation: a Dissenting Note," 4 October 2009. "I have repeatedly expressed reservations about formal educational and funding links with that country." While those in favour of accepting the donation argued that "Libya is changing internally," most informed observers agree that while some of the worst excesses for the moment have ceased, the rights of its people are badly protected.
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11, No. 2. 1996. Activist boycotts function under the model that a consumer's money serves as a vote of support for the business from which they bought something, a model which adds a higher degree of social responsibility for the consumer as they must be knowledgeable in a company and its competition's policies and stances in order to make the most informed decisions each time they make a purchase. It may be noted that this boycott tactic is not more commonly utilized by or slanted toward any specific political party in the United States as there are many boycott efforts that champion both conservative and liberal stances.
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Following a one-week-long counter-air campaign, and due to a critical situation on the ground in Khuzestan Province, the IRIAF was thrown into the land-battle, mainly in the areas of Khorramshahr, Ahvaz, and Dezful. Here, the IRIAF's performance surprised most informed observers, with air strikes against armour and supply columns. Due to heavy losses in troops and armour, Iranian air superiority and an interruption of supply systems, the Iraqis had to stop their offensive, and then became involved in extremely bitter land-battles against Iranian ground forces. The first squadron of Islamic Republic of Iran Air Force F-14 Tomcat pilots, at Shiraz Air Base.
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But although their publicly announced reason for doing so was to provide migrants with cheaper and more reliable services, the underling subtext of such initiatives - also strongly backed by the World Bank and the US Treasury - was to prevent these 'informal' 'underground' networks being used by terrorists and drugs smugglers - even though there was little or no evidence that hawala networks were actually being used for such purposes. Most informed commentators concluded that such 'informal' networks provided migrant workers with a service which was easier to access, cheaper, swifter, and if anything even more reliable than those provided by the banks and other former sector agencies. Hawala/IVTS Networks . Centre for Applied South Asian Studies.
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Retrieved February 13, 2014 from Combining the quality definition by the IOM and economic terms, Newhouse suggests the reasons for poor this performance stem from the following: consumer ignorance, technological change, administered prices, the difficulty in assessing the performance of a given provider, and the role of the private sector. Consumer ignorance is associated with the inability to evaluate if the care provided is correct care and deferral of agency to the physician. The consumer is unable to assure high performance. In focusing on technology, Newhouse indicates that each health care system must keep up with new devices, medicine, and even abide by nationwide use of the EMR to make the most informed decisions for each individual.
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Tan read engineering at Imperial College and law at the University of Oxford. He had previously worked at the Economic Development Board and the Monetary Authority of Singapore before becoming a law professor in 2000. In August 2008, Tan was awarded the Public Service Medal (PBM) during the National Day Awards for his work in law reform with the Singapore Academy of Law. When asked to say a few words about the award, he said, “Law reform is tremendously exciting and I am truly thankful to have been given the opportunity to work with and learn from some of the country’s most informed and forward legal minds.” In 2010, Tan was appointed as the inaugural Geoffrey Bartholomew Professor.
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In late 2004, the National Annenberg Election Survey at the University of Pennsylvania ran a study of American television viewers and found that fans of The Daily Show had a more accurate idea of the facts behind the 2004 presidential election than most others, including those who primarily got their news through the national network evening newscasts and through reading newspapers.National Annenberg Election Survey, ', press release, September 21, 2004. PDF file. However, in a 2004 campaign survey conducted by the Pew Research Center those who cited comedy shows such as The Daily Show as a source for news were among the least informed on campaign events and key aspects of the candidates' backgrounds while those who cited the Internet, National Public Radio, and news magazines were the most informed.
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Members of the Formula One Teams Association responded to media speculation that they would see the race cancelled, stating that they did not have the power to cancel a Grand Prix, while Bernie Ecclestone announced that the race would only be cancelled at the request of Bahraini authorities. When asked about their feelings on the Bahrain Grand Prix, McLaren and Red Bull Racing drivers Jenson Button and Mark Webber both called for unity within the sport on the subject, calling upon the FIA to make the most informed decision possible. On 13 April, the FIA released a statement concluding it was satisfied with the state of affairs in Bahrain, and that the 2012 Bahrain Grand Prix would be going ahead as planned. Following a meeting between the teams and Ecclestone in Shanghai, the teams declared themselves to be happy with the decision to hold the race.
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Even when age and education were taken into account, the people who learned about the campaigns through the Internet were still found to be the most informed, while those who learned from comedy shows were the least informed. In a survey released by the Pew Research Center in April 2007, viewers who watch both Tucker Carlson Tonight and The Daily Show tend to be more knowledgeable about news than audiences of other news sources. Approximately 54% of Tucker Carlson Tonight and The Daily Show viewers scored in the high knowledge range, followed by Jim Lehrer's program at 53% and Bill O'Reilly's program at 51%, significantly higher than the 34% of network morning show viewers. The survey shows that changing news formats have not made much difference on how much the public knows about national and international affairs, but adds that there is no clear connection between news formats and what audiences know.
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