Sentence examples for direct knowledge of a from inspiring English sources

Rosenberg said that he had "direct knowledge" of a conspiracy.

Former Major League player and current MLB Network broadcaster Eric Byrnes revealed on Tuesday that he has direct knowledge of a Hall-of-Famer who has used steroids.

So far, no newspaper has tapped sources -- inside the Vatican or outside -- that claim a direct knowledge of a personal relationship between the killer and his victims.

Despite establishing the romantic relationship between the two, the lawyer said, prosecutors have not produced a witness with direct knowledge of a plan to steer the properties to Ms. Riley.

Mr. Ackman was among the earliest to warn of the credit crisis, and he is believed to have landed a windfall after shorting both companies, according to a person with direct knowledge of a recent investment letter.

And after 16 days of testimony from 33 prosecution witnesses, some trial watchers felt that prosecutors had crafted a stronger case against Ms. Riley than against Mr. James because they did not show that Mr. James profited from the sale of the properties, and no witnesses testified about direct knowledge of a scheme to steer the properties to Ms. Riley.

Specifically, we're hearing from a source with direct knowledge of such a deal that Sprint believed they were in the driver's seat to land T-Mobile.

So no one had direct knowledge of why a Muslim man may feel religiously obligated to grow a beard, or what that obligation entails.

He testified that Thomas was the one athlete associated with the investigation who had direct knowledge of Patrick Arnold, a chemist who sold the undetectable steroid THG to Balco, because she was receiving the drug directly from Arnold.

The jury, which was sent home a week ago, heard three senior NoW executives accuse Coulson of knowing about hacking and having direct knowledge of the £104,000-a-year contract awarded to Glenn Mulcaire, the private investigator convicted in 2007 of helping hack royal family mobile phones for the then NoW royal editor, Clive Goodman.

The artist therefore described the arterial lesion on canvas and as if he had a direct knowledge of the dynamic of a vascular wound, but ignoring the details of the scarring wounds that will be known only later.