"Since the nation's founding," the brief said, "persons lawfully residing in this country have correctly understood that they can be imprisoned for suspected wrongdoing only if the government charges them with a crime and tries them before a jury".
In coaching, paraphrasing is used to ensure that the coach has correctly understood what the coachee is saying, thus allowing the coachee to further clarify their meaning (McCarthy, 2014).
For example, even Léon Rosenfeld, one of Bohr's closest students and collaborators, recalls Bohr's annoyance over his failure to have correctly understood the substance of this principle (Rosenfeld [1973] 1979, p. 690).
Mr President, I am not sure whether I have correctly understood the formal announcement you have just made.
For my part I believe that there could be four explanations to account for your first sentence of part two, which says, if I have correctly understood the translation, that the conditions are not favourable.
The answers were then challenged to make sure that the questions had been correctly understood.
During the interview, the researcher summarized the participant's answer and asked whether the narrative had been correctly understood.
They mostly referred to the 'demonstration poster' as a 'content', a fact which suggests that they had not correctly understood that it is an 'instrument' for participatory education.
After all, it should be of interest to the authors of argument-based literature whether their reasons have been correctly understood, especially when their literature has been included into a systematic review in order to (better) inform decision-makers.
