Sentence examples for supporters knowledge from inspiring English sources

Ross Perot ran on an anti-Washington campaign in 1992, and won nearly nineteen per cent of the vote despite his supporters' knowledge that he had no chance of winning or picking up a single seat in Congress.

Semi-structured questionnaires were used to assess whether key elements of the PCT approach were being implemented, to evaluate supporters' knowledge, to capture opinions on factors contributing to treatment completion, and to assess how treatment completion was measured.

Russia and Turkey have agreed that the pro-government forces, not the rebels, will enter the city, according to two government supporters with knowledge of the plans.

The daring rush for freedom could not have been possible without a small network of activists who risked detention to help him and who, supporters with knowledge of the escape said, used coded messages to communicate and elude a surveillance apparatus that is one of the world's most pervasive.

An important supporter with knowledge of Mr. Perry's plans said he would skip the New Hampshire primary but still participate in the two debates this weekend.

The prosecutor repeatedly noted that his supporters have no knowledge of how Turner behaves when he is intoxicated.

Labour decided on Friday to drop charges against two senior figures in Unite – the prospective MP Karie Murphy and Stevie Deans, the constituency party chairman – accused of trying to rig the parliamentary selection by recruiting supporters without their knowledge.

In the meantime, he'll just have to content himself with the love of his club's supporters and the knowledge that he has helped the Partenopei to amass more points (67) and more wins (20) than they have ever had at this stage of a top-flight campaign.

Labour decided on Friday to drop charges against two senior figures in Unite – the prospective MP Karie Murphy and constituency party chairman Stevie Deans – who had been accused of trying to rig the Falkirk parliamentary selection by recruiting supporters without their knowledge.

In the model, communication featured as a direct influence alongside staff attitudes, staff knowledge, supporters and carers, care provision, and the physical environment.

In turn, the peer supporter's insider knowledge of their families and lives, and 'friendship' led to women feeling 'cared about'comfortableble' and 'easy' to raise issues with peer supporters.