Sentence examples for and understood to be from inspiring English sources

"If you come from a people that is oppressed and marginalized, you try that much harder to make yourself heard and understood, to be recognized," Mr. Gunestekin said.

Far from being clandestine, as the Pentagon has implied, the murders of civilians were common knowledge among the unit and understood to be illegal by "pretty much the whole platoon," according to one soldier who complained about them.

His lawyer, Jean-Louis Gilissen, said his client "wanted to make a contribution to what he thought and understood to be the divine message [by] doing what is right and seeking the means of good over evil to prevail".

The revelations are embarrassing for Kevin Rudd and the immigration minister, Tony Burke, who are currently in Papua New Guinea, and understood to be discussing regional processing arrangements on Manus with the PNG government.

For the remaining year of his contract with McLaren Lowe "will be performing a different role" within the organisation, according to team principal Martin Whitmarsh, albeit undefined and understood to be away from grands prix weekends.

Systems that operated on trigrams or larger groups of letters were proposed and understood to be potentially more secure, but they were never implemented because of the difficulty in manual encryption and decryption.

The man had contacted his family and was "understood to be safe and well and no longer a hostage," Irish officials said.

Corals are known to be important habitats for fish, including acting as "nurseries" for juveniles, and are understood to be sensitive and rare ecosystems that should be protected.

(Social worker 2) Needs of parents are: to understand and be understood, to be able to communicate actively with the medical personal and to know more about their child's disease.

Gareth Bale was enjoying working with Benitez and is understood to be upset at his departure.

Both newspapers were refused permission to appeal and are understood to be in the process of petitioning the supreme court.