Sentence examples for activities were understood to from inspiring English sources

Mr. Lorho has said his contacts at E.D.F. were "perfectly aware" of the hacking and that such activities were understood to be included under the two one-year contracts he signed with the company.

The act further defined a handicapped individual as someone with "a physical or mental impairment which substantially limits one or more of such person's major life activities". Major life activities were understood to include walking, speaking, and breathing.

The review, led by Sir John Jenkins, the ambassador to Saudi Arabia, into its British activities is understood to have concluded that it should not be banned as a terrorist organisation.

For Peña Nieto — and Mexicans tired of the violence created by the government crackdown — it is one thing to entertain a live-and-let-live strategy toward the cartels when their primary activities are understood to revolve around servicing the high demand for drugs in the U.S.

Their activity is understood to relate to a fraud investigation.

This activity is understood to be one of the support services and done in earlier stage, if necessary.

Inappropriate Notch signaling, downstream of γ-secretase activity, is understood to have tumor-promoting function and to be associated with poor outcome in cancer, of the breast in particular.

These results suggest that spatial and temporal variations in microbial community composition and activity must be understood to model, predict, and manage bioenhanced NAPL dissolution.

These activities, together with creation itself, are understood to express divine compassion and kindness as well as justice (judgment), recognizing the sometimes paradoxical relation between them.

Once the individual activities are understood in detail, they can be allocated rationally among physical and virtual spaces to create the optimal overall form.

Even under the new structure headed by Mr. Negroponte, the Pentagon's activities are widely understood to make up about 80percentt of an annual intelligence budget whose details remain classified but that is widely understood to total about $80 billion a year.