Sentence examples for has close knowledge of the from inspiring English sources

And that's the abuse," said the source, who has close knowledge of the subject.

The witness, who also has close knowledge of the case, said the lashing lasted about 15 minutes.

The official, who has close knowledge of the so-called six-party talks aimed at dismantling the North Korean nuclear programs, suggested that the recent revelation of a new uranium enrichment facility in the North was "a very, very serious challenge and a real provocation".

A senior Senate staffer who has close knowledge of the issue told the BBC that new names are expected to appear this week on Magnitsky's List.

All have close knowledge of the Taliban and good contacts with them.

Whilst not being family members, these people have close knowledge of the older people, their houses and illness, or accidents they have had in relation to their physical environment.

Kuper, who is Jewish, grew up in Holland and the original book was first issued in Dutch, so he has close knowledge of his subject.

This was a mistake, although not a massive one: David Kelly clearly did have close knowledge of what went on in the intelligence services.

By his own admission, Bayliss, even now, has little close knowledge of the domestic game in England and Wales.

And Lavelle spoke to Hersh, but, initially, off the record: Hersh's first article on the allegations, published in the Times on June 11 , 1972 said that the general "refused to speak publicly about the matter," but quotes "a high-ranking military source with close knowledge of the incident". Anonymity has its critics; it also can have great public value.

In mid-August, Ronan Farrow, an NBC News contributor, had secured an interview with a woman who was willing to appear on camera, in silhouette, her identity concealed, and say Harvey Weinstein had raped her, according to four people with close knowledge of the reporting.