What, specifically, should he or she be expected to know beforehand about local culture, customs, history, and values?
So how could it all have fallen through the cracks?" A spokesman for the Jefferson County School District said none of the Columbine employees, including the principal, Frank DeAngelis, knew beforehand "about the horrible plans or the tragic actions" of April 20 , 1999
Mr. Baraka certainly provided New Jerseyans that opportunity when, soon after his appointment last year he wrote a poem suggesting that the Israeli government knew beforehand about the Sept. 11 attacks.
He has claimed Mr Trump knew beforehand about a leak of hacked Democratic emails.
He claimed the president knew beforehand about a leak of hacked Democratic emails.
Drawing lessons from Jones (2015:102), the author made policies known beforehand about what students were expected of them to invest in the course.
"Everyone wants to go to Wembley, our preparation has been fantastic and we know beforehand about the teams we play and that goes a long way.
Most investigators who knew beforehand about their disparities would not choose to combine them into a single population to study the effects of an environmental agent to which both are exposed.
They somehow know beforehand when I'm about to use the wrong foot, and they whisper to me, 'Left, left.' " The role appealed to Mr. Broderick, he said, because of the character's essential sweetness.
In a defined-contribution scheme, the level of the benefit is not known beforehand, and individuals face uncertainty about how their current savings will translate into future benefits.
Much of what is now coming out about corruption in the Sanader years was widely known beforehand but not provable.
