In 2002, he visited Jerusalem which according to his mother was the moment he understood his work would be concentrated there.

On the contrary, what must be understood by according to law is the modalities by which the review by a higher tribunal is to be carried out.

Her answer couldn't be understood.

women should not be understood

They should be understood as global nominations.

According to the current paradigm, the global target is defined within scientific categories and understood as an absolute upper limit.

should not work should not be understood but loved

This requires that Europe's proposal be universally understood and embraced.

Mankiw made that argument, but he failed to be understood.

This larger pattern needs to be understood if it is to be managed.

According to the Criminal Code, a very serious crime was understood as conduct constituting an offence punishable by a minimum of 12 years' imprisonment.

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Any timetable for specific action should be understood in this context.

Paragraphs 2 to 6 of article 6 are evidently included to avoid a reading of the first paragraph of article 6, according to which that paragraph could be understood as abolishing the death penalty as such.

) The emphasis on the four layers can be meant differently and also be understood differently.

The implications for global economic governance need to be understood and addressed.

Livestock are understood regularly to be maimed or killed in landmine incidents.

I understood.

Sami understood.

Such solidarity should not be understood as something to be exercised only in times of convulsion.

And the right to resist occupation must be understood in its true meaning.

It expressed what could be called a principle of systemic integration , that is to say, a guideline according to which treaties should be interpreted against the background of all the rules and principles of international law in other words, international law understood as a system.

She understood me.

Yeltsin understood this.

I see that you properly understood Kafka, maybe even better than he understood himself.

Here it should be understood that the IPCC issues thousands of pages of text.

That is the context in which today's call for action needs to be understood.

Consent to any agreement should be interpreted as indigenous peoples have reasonably understood it.

To be fully understood, the phenomena of mass exodus and displacement must also be viewed within this framework.

So it's different from the motor prosthetics where you're communicating from the brain to a device. Here we have to communicate from the outside world into the brain and be understood, and be understood by the brain.

I have understood you.

presumably this is understood?

by Talking Heads) So the nature of the room meant that words could be understood.

Such merit is usually understood to be academic achievement, a combination of talent and training.

nominations to UN Secretary General should not be understood as sub regional or regional nominations.

Abdulhak is understood by the police (per 30 July 2008) to be living in Yemen.

The guidelines explained that objectives, outcomes, performance indicators and outputs should be understood as follows

The nature of this problem must be understood before strategies are developed to resolve it.

Second, it must be understood clearly that terrorism itself is a violation of human rights.

We believe that preventive disarmament in outer space is to be understood in this perspective.

Such a discourse, if clearly articulated, would be understood and could be endorsed by many, if not by all.

All of this seemed to me to be well understood among German politicians and business leaders.

What needs to be better understood publicly is just how many different roles the UN plays.

Solitary confinement in darkened cells is understood to be a frequent punishment for any complaints made.

They were able to translate psychological analytic concepts into behavioral terms that would be more easily understood.