"So that would require knowledge by the [Sydney] artist of the existing work.
Explanations have included insurance coverage issues, lack of knowledge by the doctor or lack of interest by the patient.
They stole one item from his book pouch: "Brida," the story of an Irish girl and her search for knowledge, by the Brazilian novelist Paulo Coelho.
Prosecutors have said the recordings were made without their knowledge by the United States Marshals Service, and were not discovered until after trial.
They demonstrate this knowledge by the regularity with which they attempt to delete their texts after they have run some innocent victim down.
Mr. Bush represents mediocrity in cognitive ability, that is, the process of acquiring knowledge by the use of reasoning, intuition or perception.
Among other things, the appeals court wants to know if there was evidence available to impeach Mr. Coleman's testimony, and if there had been any knowledge by the prosecution of such evidence.
I am stuffed full of MIA knowledge by the time we meet: my computer fizzing with arguments for and against, statements from governmental spokesmen, rants from barely literate commentators, Maya's own, capital-lettered tweeting and blogging.
This one, with fresh peas and ginger — originally created (to my knowledge) by the late Peruvian-born chef Felipe Rojas-looksrdi — looks and tastes like the essence of spring.
Hearing her talk about the presidency, her policies and answers for America's big problems, we are hugely impressed by the depth of her knowledge, by the force of her intellect and by the breadth of, yes, her experience.
The Web site said the county policy was adopted "due to the increase in gang activity, bullying, violence to students by other students, and lack of knowledge by the middle school student population" about how to get help.
