Sentence examples for knowledge that all from inspiring English sources

"Parents should be secure in the knowledge that all publicly funded schools will employ teachers with relevant training and qualifications".

Looking back, I felt secure in the knowledge that all who yearn for freedom, once free, would use it well.

Is there any greater testament to digital democracy than the knowledge that all this is now available via the App Store?

I don't know how to stop only believing in Russia and gain a firm knowledge that all will be in order in the future.

Airport bars should adopt a similarly strict, or even stricter, approach in the knowledge that all their customers will be boarding a flight when they have finished".

In those days, they thought of children as being tiny people with no knowledge, that all you had to do was educate them.

They believe in a common set of basic skills and knowledge that all children should acquire; progressives rejected the traditional idea of a universal canon of fundamental knowledge.

Then everybody can go home, blissful in the knowledge that all are living up to their commitments under the Maastricht treaty.

In a front-page review of "The Middlesteins" (Dec. 30), Julie Orringer proposes as common knowledge that all Jewish mothers pathologically overfeed their children.

Real choice would mean that all Australians feel secure in the knowledge that all public schools are funded to a level that means their children will not be disadvantaged in any way by going to the local high school.

Nothing sharpens the desire to enjoy yourself on a Thursday night quite like the knowledge that all the weekend has to offer is a visit to a soft-play centre and Strictly Come Dancing.