The phrase "assistance knowing" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an attempt to express the idea of being aware of or understanding the assistance provided, but it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "Her assistance knowing the project details was invaluable to the team."
Alternatives: "knowledge of assistance" or "awareness of help".
The Sierra Leone special court's conviction of the former Liberian president Charles Taylor shows that those who give assistance to forces knowing they are committing war crimes may be responsible themselves for aiding and abetting those crimes.
Such a scoring system does little to assist service providers in knowing how much assistance a client may need over the course of a week.
Yet company officials worry that the aiding-and-abetting standard, which can include "knowing practical assistance, encouragement or moral support" to the perpetrator of the abuse, is so broad that practically any involvement with the government of Myanmar could be misconstrued as complicity.
Doctors that Forbes has spoken with are reluctant to provide medical assistance in dying without knowing the exact legal status of the practice.
"The DOJ, as the Central Authority, will always provide assistance to other countries knowing how vital the documents, testimonies and other evidence are to the successful prosecution of criminals.
The New York District Court has held that liability in international law "for knowing practical assistance or encouragement which has a substantial effect on the perpetration of the crime" is a core principle that forms the foundation of customary international legal norms [ 50].
Mr. Meskini's lawyer, Roland Thau, said any statement his client made was "not a confession of his own involvement in the knowing transportation or assistance of a bomb carrier".
Though Ms. Jones and others are eligible for financial assistance to help pay the high rents, many are reluctant, knowing that, like the trailers, the assistance could disappear, leaving them stranded with huge bills.
Mr. Berende is accused of traveling to Iran to help with "material assistance and terrorist training" and of knowing about spying on two Israeli targets in Lagos but failing to alert the police.
Given that the U.S. has aided the Colombian military with over $7 billion in military assistance since 2000, all the while knowing the military's close collaboration with the murderous paramilitaries, the U.S. itself is complicit in the paramilitaries' crimes.
