Word: informativeness
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...Someone requested bacon bits and vinegar but I had to call and inform him that these things are already on the salad bar," said Ardolino...
...kind of shocked," he said. "I'm not very happy with the way they proceeded [not to inform me of the loss]." Becker said that he had not yet decided whether to demand the return of the rest of his works...
...according to a September 1982 House intelligence committee report. The study cited a briefing on outside military aid to the Salvadoran guerrillas and a misleading CIA study on repression of Nicaraguan Indians as products whose main purpose seemed to be to "mobilize support for policy" rather than to inform...
Last week officials of the Justice and HHS departments were struggling to hammer out a compromise. The likely outcome would permit AIDS-infected foreign nationals into the U.S. for up to 30 days but require them to inform officials that they are carriers of the HIV virus. Another policy under consideration: permitting people with AIDS to immigrate if they can prove that they will not be an economic burden. In other words, the wealthy infirm would be waved through...
...counter promotional abuses, Kessler is doubling his advertising- enforcemen t staff and plans to release stricter drug-marketing guidelines by year's end. But doctors fear that a clampdown could actually impede the flow of medical information. Cancer specialists in particular rely on drug companies to help inform them about experimental uses of drugs. "The reality is that this is the way oncologists get educated," says Dr. Robert Young, director of the Fox Chase Cancer Center. "If you start denying that information to doctors, then people are going...