have generally been understood to lack domestic legal effect in the absence of implementing legislation...
Bacteria have long been understood to play an important role in cavity formation, as well as in maintenance of health.
We accept that the articles may have been understood to suggest that the McCanns had withheld information from the authorities.
The New York band has been understood to have foreshadowed post-punk, industrial music, goth and synth-pop.
Since classical antiquity, being on the receiving end has been understood to be inappropriate and degrading for grown men.
Only comparatively recently has impotence been understood to be an organic disease -- potentially identifiable and treatable with medicine.
From its earliest days, the crime of theft has been understood to involve the misappropriation of things real and tangible.
Public use has long been understood to mean what it says: a road, a public school or the like.
Since the 1940s, the ideal experiment has been understood to be an experiment comparing randomly composed experimental and control groups.
The state Constitution, whatever the statutes may have said, seems popularly to have been understood to have made a great change in the law.
The approach has classically been understood to improve environments for learners with disabilities, but its principles apply more broadly for creating inclusive classroom settings.
