Sentence examples for knowledge through the from inspiring English sources

His relationship with Monica Lewinsky became public knowledge through the lawsuit of another woman, Paula Jones.

That means a general diffusion of that knowledge through the public trust.

I enjoy contributing to [Chandra] knowledge through the software systems that we provide.

Museums, like libraries, can carry on the historical tradition of universities, to preserve knowledge through the ages".

Transmitting human knowledge through the written word was held back for centuries for lack of a suitable material.

A framework for disseminating basic underlying knowledge through the life-cycle paradigm is presented.

Students should have the opportunity to build their own mathematical knowledge through the teacher's guidance.

Bombay adopted the policy of encouraging primary education and spreading Western science and knowledge through the mother tongue.

Students receive a strong foundation in computer science as well as specialized knowledge through the student's choice of track.

Indeed, "its emphasis on teaching children, and letting them demonstrate their knowledge through the traditional asking of questions, embodies the great Jewish traditions of family and education".

"Our goal is to promote knowledge through the use of open data, focusing on open government, transparency and accountability," adds Palmetshofer.