Examples of using Public knowledge in English and their translations into German
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This is public knowledge.
We know about it in this House, and it is public knowledge.
It wasn't public knowledge.
Their compiled evidence is largely public knowledge.
How much public knowledge do we need?
What happened to me can never become public knowledge.
Clients:?? Public knowledge: filing for WMF, Mahle, Eberspächer.
Webster's Dictionary defines a secret as something kept from public knowledge;
Public knowledge of this phenomenon focuses more upon the crackdown.
I would say that this is off the record,but I'm pretty sure it's public knowledge.
It is public knowledge that Hank's tipple was a little stronger than water!
Software development is taking place in close consultation with the Public Knowledge Project.
Public knowledge and understanding of KETs is often lacking.
He swears Eddie to secrecy; that public knowledge of meta-humans would lead to a panic.
It was public knowledge that the National Guard and other levels of law enforcement were being mobilized.
The question remains how that also leads to public knowledge and how this knowledge could be defined.
Matt, John and Gary are all followed by Google Analyticswhilst Brian,Matt and Michael are all followed by Public Knowledge.
The Council's strategy has been public knowledge ever since the restrictive measures were first introduced.
When using a group policy, the password is indeed stored in encrypted form,but the key for it is still public knowledge.
Information which is public knowledge or has been received from a third party is excluded from this agreement.
However, the values, traditions and rules by which we conduct ourselves are public knowledge, and we cannot change them so that simply anyone can join.
It is public knowledge that we banned imports from China some years ago; there was a lot of publicity about that at the time.
The National Museum holds, preserves, exhibits, and promotes public knowledge about, Norway's most extensive collections of art, architecture and design.
It is public knowledge that oil companies have even sometimes contributed to the outbreak of war or insurrection, with oil prices rising as a consequence.
In both cases, it should be notedthat talks with Bain and Carlyle have been public knowledge for some time and therefore had an effect on the share price.
Though it is public knowledge that Barack and Michelle Obama made The Merrion their home base when they visited Dublin in 2011.
Their remit was to convey and popularise public knowledge about housing and housekeeping and to thereby expedite social change.
All of this is public knowledge and it is entirely appropriate that the Commission refers to this in the work programme for 2008.
SIX: In 2018 it became public knowledge that votes and elections in recent years were probably massively influenced by social media channels.
The societal level relates to public knowledge, perception and acceptance of diverse carbon resources as well as associated infrastructures and technologies.