Sentence examples for be understood to proceed from inspiring English sources

Our sins, in other words, should be understood to proceed from the defective exercise of our wills, rather than from the defective state of our knowledge.

The flag was later confiscated and the IPC is understood to be considering how to proceed.

Decc had promised £1bn of public money but the developers are understood to be arguing that they cannot proceed without more money to trial the scheme, close to the Firth of Forth.

The FTSE 100 leisure group, which is returning £2.5 billion of the proceeds to shareholders, is understood to have launched a consultation process involving almost 10percentnt of the employees at its head office in Dunstable, Bedfordshire.

This should have been understood to mean that clinical uses of germline editing should not yet proceed anywhere in the world.

Notts are understood to have contacted the ECB to check the deal could go ahead, with the governing body confirming it was unable to prevent the county proceeding.

Even if the tumour uptake was specific, the long-term consequences of QDs in the liver would need to be understood before clinical applications could proceed.

To ensure that the questions would be understood and that the interviews would proceed smoothly, the interview question guide was tested on five women who were a similar age and had a similar educational background as the participants.

This is to be understood in the framework of the so-called "apoha" (lit. "exclusion") theory: any positive determination proceeds via the elimination of what is other.

To understand and be understood.

As City refused to comment but did not deny that the emails quoted were genuine, the CFCB and Uefa officials are now understood to be discussing internally how to proceed.