Sentence examples for correctly understands from inspiring English sources

Judge Jerome N. Frank, of the Circuit Court of Appeals, wrote an opinion, establishing that it is immaterial whether a patentee correctly understands how his device operates.

But economic sanctions will never deter a regime from killing protestors when it correctly understands that it is fighting for its life.What can Americans do with this conflict that it cannot win?

By calculating losses based on net equity, Irving H. Picard, the trustee, correctly understands that every dollar recovered must first go to those who invested more than they earned.

The local vicar's daughter is possibly possessed by demons and the farmhands are frightened by new machinery with a long pumping shaft, which Nathan, despite being a Freudian, correctly understands to represent the coming of the 20th century, rather than anything else.

For example, Pruss holds the principle to be self-evident in the sense that anyone who understands it correctly understands that it is true.

It places the blame for failing to be motivated by a reason squarely on the victim of such circumstances and her rational capacities, when it may be the case that the Deferential Wife reasons correctly, understands what it means to have intrinsic worth, sees that if a person had intrinsic worth she would respect herself, but gets the facts wrong about her own worth due to her experiences.

He added that this "must be correctly understood and communicated".

A sense of responsibility and correctly understood national interests — these are still in the future.

Today, jazz is correctly understood to be an African-American invention.

"The Japanese side should correctly understand the situation and return the captain immediately and unconditionally".

Johnson said if he correctly understood the proposals made before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee by Lt. Gen. James M. Gavin & former Amb.