Examples of using First-hand knowledge in English and their translations into French
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Ambroise's Estoire indicate that he was writing from first-hand knowledge.
The Bridges to Better Business Conference is an annual conference that allows entrepreneurs to connect with business leaders and gain first-hand knowledge from renowned experts.
undergraduate students to enable them to gain first-hand knowledge of United Nations actions and procedures in the field of human rights.
want to build an expe-,” he said, so that other farmers can benefit from his first-hand knowledge.
who has himself had first-hand knowledge of the car.
the Commission was aware that many of the persons having first-hand knowledge of events said to have taken place there might no longer be in the area.
private sector professionals in economics and finance first-hand knowledge of the Bank of Canada
gained first-hand knowledge of the role of UNDP in different development stages in diverse countries in which UNDP operates.
They should have first-hand knowledge of the changing socio-economic
as well as his first-hand knowledge of the overall legal
Marianne also has first-hand knowledge of the challenges facing small business in Canada, owning a family plumbing and heating business, with her husband since 1987.
have first-hand knowledge of this problem.
The observations make no reference to the fact that the delegation of Iraq invited three members of your distinguished Committee to visit Iraq in order to obtain first-hand knowledge of the situation of Iraqi children.
his gaining first-hand knowledge of the sufferings of mankind;
special representatives of the Secretary-General who had considerable first-hand knowledge of the regions and situations in question;
has first-hand knowledge of the bottlenecks and obstacles encountered in day-to-day operations,
witnesses who have first-hand knowledge.
The Business Partnership for Sustainable Urbanization was launched as a new platform to disseminate and share first-hand knowledge on urbanization issues,
and weighed their first-hand knowledge of such operations against their desire to avoid self-incrimination.
Old perceptions are giving way to the realization that the private sector as the main provider of transport services has first-hand knowledge of the bottlenecks and obstacles encountered in day-to-day operations,