Sentence examples for knowledge of the abuses from inspiring English sources

Among a raft of documents from the Army investigation, obtained by The New York Times, is a brief statement by Mr. Israel in which he denies any knowledge of the abuses.

An officer in the southern Sudanese Army with knowledge of the abuses, who asked not to be named because he was speaking outside the mandate of his job, said that the police had been advised to "counsel" women on their dress, and that the officers had "mistaken the advice they were given".

The archbishop of San Francisco, Cardinal William Levada, also helped with the cover up and continued to deny knowledge of the abuses 35 years later when Joey faced them in a courtroom.

During the hearing an internal report that had been suppressed for years revealed police review findings that criminal suspects were subjected to systematic brutality at the Area 2 detective headquarters for 12 years and that supervisory commanders had knowledge of the abuses.

But Kwasniewski and former Prime Minister Leszek Miller denied knowledge of the abuses reportedly committed during the interrogation of terror suspects, including Sept. 11 mastermind Khalid Shaikh Mohammed, Al Qaeda kingpin Abu Zubaydah and the prisoner accused of bombing the U.S. destroyer Cole in 2000, Abd al Rahim al Nashiri.

After a period of numb silence, which brought criticism from the victims and their own fans, both said they had no knowledge of the abuse and the club would now conduct its own inquiry.

"For some boys, the knowledge of the abuse was well enough understood between the boys, if not necessarily openly discussed," council assisting the royal commission, Gail Furness, said in her opening statement.

Taguba came to believe that Lieutenant General Sanchez, the Army commander in Iraq, and some of the generals assigned to the military headquarters in Baghdad had extensive knowledge of the abuse of prisoners in Abu Ghraib even before Joseph Darby came forward with the CD.

Mr Wright will face questions from MPs on Tuesday about his knowledge of the abuse.

ESPN's "Outside the Line" aired the phone call over the weekend following Thanksgiving, in which Laurie admitted knowledge of the abuse to Davis.

Palace Cinemas programming director told the Sydney Morning Herald that the screening and accompanying panel discussion, which were scheduled for March 19, were "booked for cultural purposes as a reflection on the changing political, censorship and cinema exhibition landscape in the USA in the early 1970s without knowledge of the abuse that occurred".