Sentence examples for understandings and knowledge of from inspiring English sources

If the researchers had relied on their own understandings and knowledge of citizen interpretations of the way in which such technology operates, they would have missed out on various aspects of citizen understanding of photovoltaic technology which were tacit in their understanding of how such technology operates.

Prime Minister Manmohan Singh: "A man of vast understanding and knowledge of law.

"I think it's an absence of values, an absence of spirituality, of understanding and knowledge of the culture these young people came from.

"He really delved into their understanding and knowledge of their own country, where they were and who they were, and he constantly asked questions.

The battle for understanding and knowledge of the authorities will be hard won, but it is the right one if we are to protect victims and prosecute stalkers.

Should policy be directed towards improving understanding and knowledge of the arts, building audiences for the future, or inculcating civility in preparation for adulthood?

Even the most diligent family cannot always be present, and the lack of understanding and knowledge of caregivers can often be damaging when a patient is not equipped to lobby for himself.

Educate governments to increase understanding: We organise workshops with the government to increase their capacity, understanding and knowledge of climate change issues.

The DfT said in a statement: "Public safety is our first priority and we are working very closely with the Civil Aviation Authority, industry and airline operators to improve our understanding and knowledge of this emerging technology.

Harris pointed out a curious thing about Howard, which was that he combined a deep understanding and knowledge of politics with a persistent inability to achieve any of his own ambitions, such as to become editor of the Observer.

"We acknowledge that release of information relating to the Suez crisis may add to the understanding and knowledge of this subject," wrote the Cabinet Office's Histories, Openness and Records Unit.