| They would compete against each other in its discovery, to gain knowledge and claim new territory. |
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| It is also a way to gain knowledge of what is a good fit or match for your personality type. |
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| Everyone has the means to gain knowledge of the law, which in turn makes legal systems more fair. |
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| Advisory services might help municipalities gain knowledge on subjects on which they would otherwise lack expertise. |
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| The aim of the survey was to gain knowledge of parents' Internet safety awareness as well as their awareness of their children's Internet usage. |
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| Such ones gain knowledge which cannot be tricked by the jargon of wisdom concepts and the gimmicks of pseudo-spiritualists. |
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| Visit our salesroom to gain knowledge on how this highly valued stone can be used. |
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| Bring abstractions to heel by experiment so that you gain knowledge of how they can be given form. |
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| They gain knowledge of practices that, in turn, help companies improve operational efficiency and lower productions costs. |
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| How do you explain or describe the change in your life when you gain knowledge of yourself? |
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| Readers appreciate the magazine if the articles help them gain knowledge. |
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| They gain knowledge of subjects in which they are and are not interested. |
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| Characters become endearing as we gain knowledge of their personal lives. |
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| He sets out what today we'd call the theory of empiricism – the idea that we gain knowledge of the world through our senses. |
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| You will gain knowledge of key concepts and topics, know how to use maths to solve problems, and know how to present your findings clearly. |
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| They benefit from experiences and gain knowledge enabling them to be versatile, mobile and in touch with today's reality. |
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| Work to gain knowledge on migratory bird populations that use the St. Lawrence as a breeding, migrating or overwintering area continued. |
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| You'll gain knowledge of SEO, and publishing platforms such as WordPress – essential for the budding digital journalist. |
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| Persons belonging to minorities should have adequate opportunities to gain knowledge of the society as a whole. |
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| What succeeds is this: to have aspirations, to gain knowledge, to be enthusiastic, and to work. |
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| According to functionalism, we can gain knowledge of the mind's functions while knowing little or nothing about how the mind is built. |
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| Thanks to projects such as these, youth gain knowledge of themselves and experience in diverse areas. |
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| The objective is to gain knowledge on practical aspects of the operation and maintenance of floating offshore windmills. |
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| Ulysses justifies endangering his sailors by the fact that his goal is to gain knowledge of the unknown. |
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| Community health workshops, leadership seminars and focus groups will enable senior women to gain knowledge, develop active living action plans, and share their experiences with the service providers. |
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| The educational process for these children is organized in a way which enables them to gain knowledge as well as to prepare for life and integration in the community in an easier manner. |
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| Commissioner, it must also be possible, as you have mentioned, for Member States to gain knowledge, so that they then see some decisions differently or amend them. |
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| Consumers will develop skills for purchasing and preparing healthy foods, while retailers will gain knowledge related to the storage, presentation and marketing of these foods. |
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| In March 2000, consultants conducted a second set of interviews to gain knowledge from those who were directly involved in the operation of the new Court. |
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| He needs to learn theory and gain knowledge of his instrument. |
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| It aims to help participants gain knowledge and experience through cross-cultural exchanges, to develop leadership gifts, and to work at building the church together. |
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| The majority of those who would give any attention to original work on the subject would do so less to gain knowledge than to find arms and argument to support their preconceived opinion. |
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| He says being able to get a foot in the door through internship allowed him to gain knowledge and experience in an industry he had no previous background in outside of his studies. |
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| Read knowledgeable books and newspapers to gain knowledge. |
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| Everything we pay attention to, Linh said, reveals its inner reality so that we are able to gain knowledge from the subconscious and understanding develops. |
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| When promoting use of a knowledge infrastructure, first build a system that demonstrates business value in helping employees gain knowledge that improves their job. |
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| You teach that to gain knowledge, people must ask for it. |
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| Stakeholders will now be able to use the website to gain knowledge about projects funded by OLES and can apply this knowledge to their particular situation. |
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| The participants are given introductory information about the functions of the software and gain knowledge of the applications as well as of the data structure. |
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| I reiterate that the gist of this motion is to not let lie that report to gather dust on some shelf somewhere in this precinct when we can gain knowledge and insight into what hopefully could be prevented in the future. |
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| High quality job tasters allow a person to gain knowledge of work places so that they can make job choices based on an understanding of what is required in work. |
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| In order to gain knowledge at this level, the psychological sense of community, a construct developed within the field of community psychology, may be of particular relevance. |
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| In medical practice the sole intention is to benefit the individual patient, not to gain knowledge of general benefit, though such knowledge may emerge from the clinical experience gained. |
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| You can gain knowledge of a whole way of life through a single book. |
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| This is one of the only ways in which we, at the national, regional and diocesan levels can gain knowledge of the demographics and identify the geographic areas where our services are required. |
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| The objective is to explore and gain knowledge of best practices used in cities across Europe that have succeeded in the area of sustainable transportation. |
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| The healthy crop: The objective is to gain knowledge of biological research that will lead to the improvement of the quality of life through high-quality, safe and more nutritious food and a wider consumer choice. |
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| To gain knowledge of the European tourism market, it is necessary to have the appropriate information with which to appraise the tourism activity in the Community. |
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| Originally established in 1990, the people who first met wanted a venue to share ideas, information, and gain knowledge of what was happening in our community. |
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| With exposure and experience, air traffic controllers gain knowledge of aircraft climb profiles and are able to predict, with a high level of confidence, climb rates and ground speeds for various types of aircraft. |
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| Through the programme, A-status staff members of national human rights institutions are selected to work in the Unit for six months in order to gain knowledge of and experience with the United Nations human rights system. |
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| Try to gain knowledge of the surroundings and learn to be alert. |
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| It allows the government to better understand the public's perspective on a given subject, gain knowledge of Canadian's experiences with specific programs, and identify the best approaches to reach out to Canadians. |
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