Sentence examples for been understood to come from inspiring English sources

In this section, we will review a number of different ideas that have been understood to come under this idea of legitimate political authority.

Mr Kacynski, 52, who is understood to come from Scotland, was reported as telling investigators that he denied having any knowledge of anyone connected to the hostage-taking.

It is understood to come after a barman told the MP he was not allowed to take his drink to a smoking area outside the club.

The Ozzy Osbourne special does not come with an exclusive album – his latest came out last month – but is understood to come with a music download card.

Money for the Garage is understood to come from Zhukova's billionaire partner Abramovich but she batted away questions about the cost.

On their first day in England, the Daily Mail welcomed "the youngsters, who are understood to come from war-torn countries," and published an accompanying spread of photos.

Magnussen has just completed his first year in F1 and was comprehensively out-scored by Button, but the Danish driver is understood to come considerably cheaper than Button, with the latter on approximately £12m in 2014 to Magnussen's £500,000.

Mr Adebolajo is understood to come from a Christian family and converted after attending university.

Some use it as an alternate expression for "moral status" which is understood to come in degrees.

In Rosenholtz's (1989) study, as in our work in Head Start, the establishment of a routine teaching culture can be understood to come from an organizational perspective that desires to help teachers.

(Dr D) The sick-listing commission is understood to come both from the patient and from society.