Sentence examples for ongoing familiarity from inspiring English sources

On this, he adds: "I suspect that the commission will not pursue this avenue of investigation, but it would be interesting whether or not 'selective amnesia' would be exhibited by those executives/directors called to testify under oath about their ongoing familiarity with the Rangers scheme.

Also on Wednesday, Cook County's state attorney, Kim Foxx, recused herself from the ongoing investigation "based upon familiarity with potential witnesses in the case," which reportedly could have led to a grand jury indictment of Smollett, the Chicago Tribune said.

Familiarity breeds contentment.

The NHS says personal assistants offer all you would get from an agency worker, but you get continuity, familiarity and an ongoing relationship.

The participants were selected on the basis of their specialized knowledge and familiarity with the ongoing work on forest-related definitions in various international fora, including the international conventions on climate change, desertification and biological diversity, and the United Nations Forum on Forests (UNFF).

Familiarity doesn't foreclose ongoing exploration". And perhaps that's the key: ongoing exploration....or the lack thereof.

It creates a familiarity, a relationship and an ongoing experience for the customer".

It seems likely that the success of NRCS with renters comes from their familiarity with watershed renters, and the ongoing nature of this relationship.

To be in my job for the past 5 years and NOT have a ground-level familiarity with both of our nation's ongoing wars would be reckless, I think.

A detailed and integrated analytic framework informed by these practice theories will be developed once familiarity with the setting is obtained, and following ongoing engagement with these theories themselves.

This success can mainly be attributed to the initial identification of key social and political stakeholders; involving the community in engagement and relationship-maintenance strategies; and ongoing 'marketing' of the research to increase awareness and foster familiarity in the community.