He does this seamlessly three or four times, in a spirit that suggests his close knowledge of the limitations of what he calls the "highly automated driving project" and in a way that seems to prefigure a new kind of relationship between driver and car – one of mutual co-operation rather than continuous control.
And Lavelle spoke to Hersh, but, initially, off the record: Hersh's first article on the allegations, published in the Times on June 11 , 1972 said that the general "refused to speak publicly about the matter," but quotes "a high-ranking military source with close knowledge of the incident". Anonymity has its critics; it also can have great public value.
A senior Senate staffer who has close knowledge of the issue told the BBC that new names are expected to appear this week on Magnitsky's List.
Panelists also set an agenda for future research to close knowledge gaps for quality measures not selected for the Baby-MONITOR.
Whether it is a product or a service, offering flexibility typically was very labor intensive and required close knowledge of and interaction with customers.
But a former member of Libya's Transitional National Council with close knowledge of the investigation there said that there are signs the assault was planned, the same position taken by the Libyan government.
Perlmutter recently said in a private conversation that he helped to "convey" messages between the Trump administration and the Cuban government and that Google was used as a "messenger" for the greater relationship, according to two sources with close knowledge of the matter.
Constructive responses to such problems as coping with natural and social hazards, allocation of limited social resources (e.g., medical care), or morally sensitive political issues (e.g., affirmative action) require close knowledge of their political, economic, and ethical dimensions, and a capacity to think rigorously about the questions they raise.
Constructive responses to such problems as coping with natural and social hazards, allocation of limited social resources (e.g., medical care), or morally sensitive political issues (e.g., affirmative action and war crimes) require close knowledge of their political, economic, and social dimensions, and a capacity to think rigorously about the basic questions they raise.
In Manchester, few people with close knowledge of the scheme expect Mobike to stay put.
