"I very thoroughly went through a number of items of what the captain should have done and then, to the extent of their knowledge, what he elected not to do," Mr. Warner said.
All three are likely to face further questions on the extent of their knowledge of HSBC activities revealed by the Guardian, the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists, Le Monde and others as the HSBC files.
In Quebec, nurses working in Family Medicine Groups (FMGs) could play a major role in helping patients with chronic noncancer pain (CNCP); however, the extent of their knowledge about CNCP management is unknown.
Instead, immediately after the assassination, panicked officials at both the CIA and FBI tried, desperately, to cover up evidence of the extent of their knowledge of Oswald, fearing their bungling of the intelligence about JFK's assassin might be exposed – and that they would be blamed for the president's murder.
She hesitated before answering, often mumbling vague replies, and became the latest in a line of key witnesses in the inquiry who have experienced sudden amnesia when pressed on the extent of their knowledge of and involvement in Victoria's case.
Confident in the accuracy of the fishermen's observations, Laborde decided to document the extent of their knowledge in a series of interviews.
If a person is the right cultural fit, they will share your passion, while the extent of their knowledge will show you how much research they did ahead of the interview.
They should be asking Nancy Pelosi and Senate Democratic leaders Dick Durbin and Harry Reid the extent of their knowledge of this deal.
Has the extent of their knowledge and concept of military been largely shaped by the glorification of war as depicted in video games, TV, and movies?
These studies indicate that knowledge of HIV/AIDS has improved to some extent, though their knowledge did not correlate with their attitude and behaviours.
