And I think everyone is well informed about their rights.

As a nation we are better informed of the world around us.

He even knew the men who had informed upon him.

At least she could use the time to become more informed.

They're much better informed than I was at their age.

You have the right to be informed as to what is available.

Her children were not informed where their mother had been taken.

And only after you had been informed of the situation.

You seem to be better informed about my own department than I am.

Only then, were they informed of what was going down.

The friends he informed were asked to leave the school.

The next day, her father is informed about what happened at the party.

No one else would take the case, he was informed.

Government's job in an open society is to keep us informed and to meet our needs.

All men had the right to be informed, and thus, to have a say in the government.

No families were going to be informed of the results.

Then she changed her mind and informed the real father.

I just wanted to have informed the House of this.

The public should also be better informed in risk areas.

I am sure we are much better informed on this matter now.

This was something of which we needed to be informed.

It was up to the groups to keep their individual Members informed.

I will inform him of the issues you took up here.

The rest does not break in clear, the computer informed her.

Yes, but you will be informed of the test in writing.

That way, people can make an informed decision about when to show up.

Do some of your own research first to ask informed questions about specific things.

Only then will he or she be able to make informed decisions.

But this may not always be the most informed source.

Use the information you find to become an informed patient.

But there was little in the way of informed debate on the issue from either side.

This makes for both a more informed audience and a better film.

As a result, some experts say, the public may be less informed than it once was.

Then the world of six months ago can make informed decisions on the action it wants to take.

"We want students to be able to make informed decisions," she said.

We are learning to talk about harassment in more informed terms.

Some officials feel that they do not have enough information to make informed choices.

What it can do is give them the data to make informed choices.

"They should know about the problem and be able to make informed choices," he said.

"We look at informed practices that work in different places."

Interpreting the results to help make a more informed decision.

And for another, a more informed public means a bigger potential audience.

Consumers should have the information they need to take informed decisions.

European consumers must be able to make an informed choice.

By itself, this word does not provide enough information to make informed product choices.

The report card, they said, included the information needed to make informed decisions about schools.

Some commission members said they did not have enough information to make informed votes.

But the information they are receiving, he said, is not enough to make informed decisions.

Better information is required, as consumers should be able to make a more informed choice.

Good information is essential if people are to make informed choices about services.