Examples of using Ill-informed in English and their translations into Swedish
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not just a label used to extract a price premium from gullible and ill-informed consumers.
protect vulnerable or ill-informed individuals;
dominate the rest with the legal weapons which the ignorant and the ill-informed have provided.
answering questions from ill-informed customers would be asking for trouble and could result in even longer queues.
to overawe and dominate the rest with the legal weapons which the ignorant and the ill-informed have provided.
access to credit, receive little financial aid from the EU, and are ill-informed about the real significance of accession.
with the aim of exploiting the fact that many pregnant women are needy and ill-informed, encouraging them to break the law purely for propaganda purposes.
for any length of time, be ill-informed of the commodities which he can most advantageously produce, to attain the object which he has in view,
finance at Chicago University. Population anxiety is usually ill-informed and often ill-intentioned- targeted against the poor who‘breed like rabbits'
name in print and it is not hard to see why so many ill-informed articles have appeared concerning this proposal.
In order to address the possible improper use of CE marking by ill-informed or unscrupulous producers, it would, in particular, be worthwhile to
that those who imply that are ill-informed or wish to distort the reality.
among producers who are sometimes ill-informed about the development tools available to them under the CAP.
in-depth news reports, media audiences will continue to become more ill-informed, and efforts to avoid widespread environmental damage will falter.
And the terminally ill-informed Alan Davies.
It wasn't that I was so well-informed it was just that he was so ill-informed.
it was just that he was so ill-informed.
If you are ill-informed Czech patriots or Gestapo spies trying to infiltrate what remains of the resistance. Then I would have to wonder.
This was evident recently in the British press with some of the ill-informed and unhelpful coverage of paragraph 23 of Mr Escudero's report.
As this is election year, the ill-informed media have hastily concluded that this was a revolt by the opposition that was quashed by the police forces.