Sentence examples for act on that knowledge from inspiring English sources

His practical wisdom was of the rare sort that could see through the turmoil of the current crisis, one eye on the past and one on the future, and act on that knowledge.

But even then we weren't quite sure she would act on that knowledge.

"But we have been much too slow to act on that knowledge".

Leaders need to be able to both understand power and to act on that knowledge.

Therefore, you need to be able to understand power and politics, and to act on that knowledge.

Meanwhile, state lawmakers are trying to devise ways to improve hospitals' ability to know about troubled employees, and to act on that knowledge.

It appears that increasing confidence levels leads to an increase in helping behaviours possibly by making it more likely that staff will act on the knowledge that they have when they were not confident to do so beforehand.

I don't mean, when should we act on the knowledge that life is ending — that is an entirely different problem.

It took a certain pathetic instinct on Knox's part to act on the knowledge that National Football League officials are helpless to second-guess injuries, that no referee in his right mind is going to accuse a moaning, groaning, prostrate football player of playing possum.

"If the president of Fifa for years did not act on the knowledge that these payments had been made for senior executives' personal gain, and tried to hide it for as long as possible, then it is difficult to trust him as the person to reform Fifa in the future," Schenk said.

It also involves our learning to act on the knowledge that, as regards our humanity, we are neither superior nor inferior to other people.