For example, how widespread is the knowledge that cigarette smoking is dangerous?
That can mean assessing whether a particular hazard is "common knowledge". For example, how widespread is the knowledge that cigarette smoking is dangerous?
The new law, and the widespread knowledge that the I.R.S. can hardly audit all gift tax returns, has encouraged some taxpayers to aggressively undervalue assets on the assumption that the I.R.S. either will not notice or will fail to act before the three-year audit period ends.
However, he is battling two powerful "pull factors" – the relative strength of the economy compared with countries in the east and south of the EU and the widespread knowledge of English throughout the bloc.
The widespread knowledge that the U.S. and the West would put their stamp of approval on the process, no matter how flawed, opened the door to the irregularities that plagued Election Day.
The widespread knowledge of the waterfilling solution masks the fact that is is rather remarkable that (2) is easy to solve and begs the question of what are the properties that make it so.
Given the widespread knowledge of the expected poor conditions and the speed with which darkness would descend, why had it not been started earlier?
The widespread knowledge that the international community would put their stamp of approval on the process, no matter how flawed, opened the door to the irregularities that plagued election day.
Other papers showed how MI5 and MI6 submitted more than 1,600 questions to be put to Belhaj and a second kidnap victim, Sami al-Saadi, despite the widespread knowledge of the use of torture in Gaddafi's prisons.
Central to this question of why some district implementers took actions to deal with problems and others did not may be the widespread knowledge that the SDIP was donor-funded.
