Sentence examples for become a knowledge from inspiring English sources

JAMES WOLFENSOHN, president of the World Bank, often claims his organisation should become a "knowledge bank".

These experts are invite-only, and users who wish to be experts can ask Wiselike for an invite to become a knowledge sharer.

It wants to expand its university system to meet the aspirations of a growing middle class, to widen access, and become a "knowledge powerhouse".

It's setting up a course in managing big data, wanting Budapest to become a knowledge hub like Boston, London or Berlin.

The objective of the 21st century, to become a knowledge society where knowledge is commoditised and becomes part of the market economy is in accordance with the postmodern paradigm and the materialistic sensate society.

It is expected that the organization of the underlying principles of building life-cycle performance described in this paper will become a knowledge core that will facilitate a more integrated treatment of buildings in research, education, and practice.

"We have almost no natural resources and no seaports in Rwanda, which leaves us only with trying to become a knowledge-based society," said Romain Murenzi, the minister of science, technology and scientific research.

All these are in line with Singapore's intent to become a knowledge-based economy, focusing on innovation, capabilities, and talent.

Singapore aims to become a knowledge-based economy, and there is a strong commitment from the government to R&D in a number of disciplines.

At the same time, America has become a knowledge-based economy.

He writes, "Everyone who uses the free Google perks — Gmail, cloud-storage, Google Books, Blogger, YouTube — becomes a knowledge worker for the company.