One of the form's stipulations was that his local police constable had to periodically stamp it stating that to the best of the police's knowledge, the bearer had still not acquired more than one wife.
He is a doctor, and a bearer of knowledge, including the news that the standard stories Americans are told, whether about economics, history, or science, don't add up.
Lastly, it is important to realise that a shepherd is not, and was not, an isolated being but rather a vehicle of communication, of interaction and also a bearer of knowledge and culture.
In Davos, the talk had been of a global economic revolution, with technology and knowledge as its standard-bearers.
The whole process was imbued with a profound respect for people as bearers of knowledge, but also a relish for animated scholarly debate.
Following from these considerations, Hardwig (1985) proposed that groups, not individuals, might be the bearers of knowledge (see also Faulkner, 2006).
But we need the church as a bearer of huge knowledge".
The art of calculated opacity — of the mere fact of extraordinary people in ordinary circumstance, of bearers of amazing knowledge blankly going about their business — is a modernist trope that dates at least to Albert Camus's "The Stranger".
The main findings revealed that there is a wealth of information on ECD and related issues that, if fully utilised, could impact the knowledge, attitudes and behaviour of duty bearers for the provision of childcare.
The nurses stated that they are bearers of important information and knowledge about the patient's present situation and desires, thus acting as intermediaries between the patient and the other team members.
There seems to be a prevailing assumption amongst PE teachers that people can just run, without any training in how to do it, and that, when passed a cricket bat some sort of sacred knowledge will flow through its handle, instilling the bearer with an understanding of the byzantine rules of the game.
