Sentence examples for would have knowledge from inspiring English sources

She supervised virtually every procurement contract and she would have knowledge of any wrongdoing".

What we need is a federal law requiring that the state courts systematically report, so the public would have knowledge".

Another element of the plan that has drawn skeptical reaction is the proposed design review panel, made up of seven members appointed by the planning director who would have "knowledge and experience in the areas of architecture and urban design," in the language of the zoning amendment.

All those who seek to understand natural phenomena involving the stressing, deformation, flow, and fracture of solids, as well as all those who would have knowledge of such phenomena to improve living conditions and accomplish human objectives, have use for solid mechanics.

"I have no idea who you are, and we've never met, and Margaret, I hope your mother is feeling better after her hip surgery, and Ramon, I see that you've shaved your beard off even though there is no way I would have knowledge of that if we hadn't known each other when I was running for president and lost and ruined my life and shattered my dreams, which didn't happen.

An omniscient God, we must assume, would have knowledge of the evil in the world.

She said that 866-OUR-VOTE had sent her because they'd had knowledge that one of the poll workers at 6-C had True the Vote ties.

Therefore, we would not have made any recommendations, and your board would not have knowledge of them".

I just wouldn't ask him about it or volunteer something I wouldn't have knowledge about.

Moreover, if the surface layer is well known up to a few tens of centimeters, we would also have knowledge of the permittivity of the underlying material.

As a result, we tested hypotheses that (a) providers would have higher knowledge scores than patients and that (b) patients who had seen a decision aid would have higher knowledge than the control group, using two sample t-tests.