51.   Texas is doing a poor job of monitoring the water quality of its beaches and of informing the public of any pollution.

52.   That The Times was willing to print it testifies to the integrity with which the paper pursues its obligation to keep the public fully informed.

53.   That may take care of informing the public about the category, allowing XM to spend its time selling the brand.

54.   That means informing the public through news organizations, Mehnert said.

55.   The American Liver Foundation is committed to supporting research and informing the public about liver diseases.

56.   The BLM has a responsibility to inform the public about public land policy and how the public lands are managed.

57.   The BLM, as an arm of the administration, has a duty to inform the public about these issues.

58.   The agency, he added, is trying to inform the public about the need to take this action.

59.   The case of Tyco, a Bermuda-based conglomerate, shows how the loans enable executives to unload millions of shares without informing the public for months.

60.   The controversy offered a new opportunity to dramatize his view that newspapers exist to inform the public, not to ingratiate themselves with the powerful.