Sentence examples for general understand from inspiring English sources

White House spokesman Josh Earnest said at a briefing: "The bottom line is simply that both the president and the attorney general understand how important is for the Department of Justice to conduct investigations that are free of political interference….

Scientists in general understand the tentative nature of the scientific process yet seem able to proceed in their everyday activities with remarkable self-assurance that they are dealing with a set of "truths" that allow them to proceed rapidly with a seemingly unending series of stunning predictions and verifications, followed rapidly by important technological applications.

Policymakers in general understand the need for disaster risk reduction, but the economic and social benefits of DRM investment (risk mitigation, risk transfer arrangements, and so on) are not widely recognized.

What is needed, according to the executive, is "any sign of progress that shows that the Senate and the government in general understand the gravity of the surveillance situation".

"The club 'holds its hands up' in full acceptance that this situation has been allowed to escalate, and realises that football clubs in general understand that there now exists something of a zero tolerance relationship between them and HMRC.

'Will members of the public reviewing the records of Eric Holder's tenure as attorney general understand emails purporting to be from Lew Alcindor are actually from him?'.

Empathy related phenomena were in general understood as playing an important role in interpersonal understanding and as causal factors motivating humans to act in a prosocial manner.

The attorney general understands that his decision may be a disappointment to some people".

Fatigue limit in engineering is in general understood as the fatigue strength at a given expected fatigue life.

"I felt reassured that the attorney general understood why the Asian-American community was so concerned," said Karen Narasaki, the executive director of the National Asian Pacific Legal Consortium.

New York's Attorney General understood that for many hosts, Airbnb is a full-time job.