Sentence examples for knowledge of planned from inspiring English sources

Investigators want to question the fighters on a number of subjects, the most important of which is whether any of them have knowledge of planned terrorist acts against the United States or other countries or the location of terrorist cells.

A team of eight F.B.I. agents went there to question the fighters on a number of subjects, most importantly whether any of them had knowledge of planned attacks against the United States or other countries, or the location of terrorist cells.

Whether or not this is true, his membership in Al Qaeda more or less rules out his "innocence" in any important sense, and his rank in the organization suggests that his knowledge of planned atrocities must be extensive.

The peer support component augmented SRSD instruction by increasing students' knowledge of planning and enhancing generalization to informative and narrative writing.

In Kenya, the train may not even leave the station if half of its women have rudimentary education and many do not have access to sexual and reproductive health services and empowered with the knowledge of planning their families.

Obstetric health care planning for an anthrax emergency requires knowledge of the planned public health response and coordination between the medical and public health community.

NBC declined to comment on Wednesday but a person with direct knowledge of plans at the show confirmed the report.

Another source with knowledge of plans for the demonstration said 90% of teachers at one school had voted to participate in the sickout.

Gawker's strategic review is in its early stages, and Mr. Denton has not decided on how to proceed, according to the people with direct knowledge of plans.

In interviews with The New York Times and other news organizations in the days after the coup, administration officials vigorously denied having had advance knowledge of plans to oust Mr. Chávez, whom they blamed for the uprising.

The information was provided by a person with firsthand knowledge of planning at "Saturday Night Live" but who was not given permission by NBC to speak on the matter.