Sentence examples for which knows the from inspiring English sources

On the other is the Shiite majority, which knows the changes it seeks will inevitably bring power to its side.

Japan is a country which knows the value of freedom and democracy and international law, and more than anything else we are a peace-loving country.

It can be awkward if a venture capital firm, which knows the entrepreneur best, turns down an idea that arrives from the six months of meditation.

The main advantage for writers is their internal ear - which knows the tune of how the lines are "meant to be".

"The Tempest" is the strongest Shakespeare opera since Aribert Reimann's "Lear," and the Met, which knows the country of the past all too well, has edged toward contemporary life by adding this work to its repertory.

The computer, which knows the scope's latitude and longitude and the exact time because of the G.P.S. signals, does the rest, controlling small drive motors so that the telescope mirror points to the proper position in the sky.

She added that Britain was contributing 50 times more than Spain, which knew "the stark reality of Ebola".

Moreover, the French press, which knew the importance of the Rolling Stones and had learned the importance of Ahmet Ertegun, could not be induced to spell Stills' name correctly.

The product grew from collaboration between Mitsubishi Electric, which knew the technologies, and the dealer, who grasped the potential market for such a system among architects and builders.

The name comes from an early spell checker program, which knew the word Cupertino - the Californian city where Apple has its headquarters - but not the word "cooperation".

She said it is critical that the international community works with women's rights organisations, which "know the issue [and] know how to address it".