61.   The largest hurdle, he said, is to inform the public and persuade people to volunteer their medical records.

62.   The motive was not to inform the public but to restrict information and limit exposure.

63.   The media are accused of not doing a good enough job to inform the public about the candidates or the issues.

64.   The purpose of the coalition, a bipartisan grassroots organization, is to inform the public about the dangers of the huge national debt.

65.   The Republican who heads the House Committee on Government Reform and Oversight said he ordered the release of selected tapes to keep the public informed.

66.   Those resources could not only inform the public, he said, but also enhance communication between the House and Senate.

67.   To rule otherwise is to find that society is unable to protect itself from sexual predators by adopting the simple remedy of informing the public of their presence.

68.   To inform the public about the traffic plan, the city is considering asking ACOG to disseminate the traffic circulation system in ticket packets.

69.   Tucker agreed that the government should educate and inform the public and should protect teen-agers, who are vulnerable.

70.   Whatever the policy and legislative reactions, western lawmakers said they will begin a public campaign to inform the public and ease any aversion to change.