"Corzine walks away from meetings with a different understanding from other people," the adviser said.
Humdrum bumper-sticker philosophies aside, where you come from does give you a different understanding of things.
Decision uncertainty (4) stems from decision makers with a different understanding and judgement of objectives and appropriate solutions and strategies [23].
Does making that leap from underground sensation give you a different understanding of this more intimate project, where you have your fingerprints on everything?
However, one might have a different understanding, from Jackson and Lewis, of the role of our ordinary color concepts and, as a result, different ways of understanding what 'conceptual analysis' consists in.
Readers might have gotten part of the answer, and a different understanding of Lincoln, from a portion of this letter that Bennett did not quote: "I suppose, however, this does not meet the case.
They show that these were ultimately based on a completely different understanding from today of the meaning of sensible bodily signs and their relation to disease and its causes.
The Daily Mail approvingly picked up on his observation that "too many British Muslims grow up without really knowing anyone from a different background" or "understanding or empathising with the lives and beliefs of others," and his claim that the political establishment has, for too long, "tolerated segregation" at the expense of "creating a common life".
Aric Sigman, a health education lecturer and psychologist, also pointed to the fact that grand- parents today are older than ever, which means "their nutritional understanding is from a different era so their simple understanding of what makes children fat is not as developed as that of later generations".
It is unclear whether the differences result from different understandings or interpretations of the questions asked, and this will be tackled in our analyses.
