Examples of using A knowledge of in English and their translations into Polish
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trainings organized by EMEA Gateway always make an opportunity to acquire a knowledge of modern automation
Equipped with a knowledge of music of bygone decades
That if you can gain a knowledge of your inner evil why,
and also a knowledge of the relationship between the state of health
so far as giving a knowledge of human history,
what it tells me is no matter how technologically advanced we are today we have lost a knowledge of something tremendous that came thousands and thousands years ago.
Our main aim is to develop a knowledge of the culture, and through artistic projects integrate the young people of Podlasie- the region of Rozanystok- with young people from around the world” one of the organisers declared.
almost worship those through whom God has been pleased to send them a knowledge of his plans.
The key to a successful omnichannel strategy is therefore a knowledge of the place and meaning of each channel in the consumer journey(that is, the way of that a customer goes through particular channels),
trainings organized by EMEA Gateway always make an opportunity to acquire a knowledge of modern automation
thus indirectly a knowledge of the Kingdom yet to come
through a knowledge of it, so the drawing of the Millennial Age upon the world of mankind will not be a compulsion, but merely the influence of righteousness and Truth constraining toward love for righteousness and thus to the reward of righteousness--eternal life.
the greatest misery of man is to go through life without a knowledge of the gratuitous love of God,
Their trial will be to determine their choice of lasting life or death--on God's terms--as Adam made choice in his trial;--to determine which they would choose after gaining a knowledge of sin and its penalty, everlasting death,--and a knowledge of righteousness and the reward of righteousness, life everlasting;--their choice being indicated by their obedience or disobedience to the divine mandates.
learning have afforded them special facilities for coming to a knowledge of the truth, have wasted their talents in building up
He also had a knowledge of Hebrew.
This is a killer with a knowledge of police procedure.
You have a knowledge of herbs, haven't you?
I had gained a knowledge of their arms, their strong places.
Charles agreed to let us enhance his mind with a knowledge of the law.