Example sentences of "[prep] be well informed about " in BNC.
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| 1 | However , to accomplish this , nurses need to be well informed about the subject of home accidents . |
| 2 | The group discussions showed that Asians tended to be well informed about credit — at least as well as white people generally — and to have no real difficulties in using it . |
| 3 | Authorities need to be well informed about who their local carers are , what their particular needs and preferences are , and how they would like their needs met . |
| 4 | The second question , asking whether dreaming is accompanied by flaccid paralysis , was agreed with by a surprising 48 respondents , although these people did not show themselves to be well informed about the other questions . |
| 5 | It was therefore important for him to be well informed about events in his own country and in the political world generally ; and ambassadors sometimes asked in their despatches for news which they could trade with their colleagues from other states since , as one of them told the French foreign minister in 1674 , " You know that in [ diplomacy ] as in other ordinary transactions it is necessary to give in order to receive " . |
| 6 | But , while the main survey showed that men in general tended to be better informed about credit than women , that difference was too small to suggest that Asian women would have given a very different impression if they had been included in the groups . |
| 7 | Ms Devonald said : ‘ The competition will help the young people to say what they want to know about smoking , which will help them and other classes in the school to be better informed about smoking . ’ |
| 8 | They also provide much useful information about performance generally , enabling managers to be better informed about the relative strengths and weaknesses of their operations . |
| 9 | enable staff , who are approaching particular employers , to be better informed about existing links between Napier and those employers ; and |
| 10 | They include practical matters such as the need for historians to be better informed about the nature of information creation in the present , the need for archivists to be involved at the creation stage of ‘ documents ’ rather than 30 years afterwards . |