Sentence examples for there was knowledge from inspiring English sources

Initial versions of the talking points show that intelligence from the ground suggested there was knowledge of which extremists had taken part in the terror attack.

There was knowledge in there.

Pollard concluded that there was "knowledge, not just rumour" within BBC Vision about the "unsavoury side of Savile's character at the time the Christmas tribute programmes were planned".

Pollard says there was knowledge within BBC Vision, the TV department, of the "darker side of Jimmy Savile" at the time its tributes were broadcast.

"There was knowledge of its existence," she said, "and a view that it might be somewhat anachronistic to the extent that it was created to solve the problem of overcrowding, which had been eased".

A crime could be committed even if the abettor did not take any tangible action, provided the actions "directly and substantially" assisted and where there was "knowledge... that torture is being practised".

Will there be knowledge and responsibility to go with it?

"Nothing wrong with housekeeping, but once there is knowledge of the possibility of litigation, that trumps housekeeping," said Mr. Lubet.

And instead of ignorance there is knowledge.

"Where there is knowledge or suspicion of abuse, I believe this is mostly passed on to the authorities.

There's knowledge exchange.