Sentence examples for knowledge approved from inspiring English sources

"For three centuries," writes biblical scholar Walter Wink in The Powers That Be, "no Christian author to our knowledge approved of Christian participation in battle".

Nonetheless BAGs seem to be particularly interesting in this application, since one version (S53P4, BonAlive®, Finland) is an approved medical device in Europe for the treatment of osteomyelitis, being the only biomaterial, to our knowledge, approved for local application for the treatment of bone infections without being pre-loaded with antibiotics or acting as an antibiotic carrier.

Scores of officers deserted their beats, startling residents, to protest the mayor's firing of the police chief, Eugene Sherrard, who without the mayor's knowledge had approved valor awards for two officers at the heart of the simmering racial controversy.

In combination with knowledge of approved drug targets, we anticipate that the molecular evolutionary pattern for drug targets set forth in this study will provide fundamental information to aid in the interpretation of the druggable genome.

"The supplements our players were given, in my opinion and my knowledge, were all approved and within the regulations we all play the game by," he said.

"All the creative aspects of the curriculum are now classed as second division and are no longer approved knowledge for working class children," said Beadle.

The neighborhood police station allegedly had prior knowledge of or approved the kidnappings.

We propose that the combination of outlier expression with knowledge of possible approved or experimental drugs based on information available from DrugBank [29] will open a possibility to reposition known drugs to cancer types for which they have not been previously used.

To the best of our knowledge, myricitrin was approved as General Regarded As Safe (GRAS) by Flavour Extract Manufacturers Association FEMAMA), which has been added to food, cosmetic, and pharmaceutical products [ 38].

"To Mr. Antonini's knowledge, the S.E.C. never approved this filing.

The Government Accountability Office questioned the F.A.A.'s ability to maintain the up-to-date knowledge necessary to approve new equipment, and the Department of Transportation's inspector general criticized the agency for failing to ensure that personnel designated by aircraft manufacturers to certify their aircraft or components were competent to do so.