Sentence examples for had understood from from inspiring English sources

Also, I think I had understood from, what, age ten, age twelve, that my future lay elsewhere, that these problems would not be my problems.

He had understood from Kaupthing that the matter was much smaller, and that the bank had come to an agreement with the FSA over how it could be resolved.

Mr. Foley, a witness for the prosecution, said he had understood from a board meeting he had attended that Mr. Kozlowski had authorization to make capital expenditures of $100 million to $200 million.

Department of Environmental Conservation officials said they had understood from conversations with Con Edison officials that that was the company's plan when they gave tentative approval to the permit.

Mr. McMahon, the author, said that he had understood from campaign officials that the cut was intended to benefit businesses, not individuals, but that if there was a misunderstanding, the amount should be included and the total benefits should be $3 billion.

A council spokesman said of the report findings: "We had understood from Ofsted that the reports would be discussed at a longstanding meeting in place next week before they were published in their final versions, as part of a full and proper process.

"Everything I've done that I have understood from the inside out has succeeded".

"What we have understood from the speech is that we have no choice but to remove the regime," the group said in a statement posted Thursday.

She told me that she should have understood from the start that diversity was not desirable; when she was being vetted for the Council in 2001, she was asked whom she had voted for in the 2000 election.

Dore Gold, president of the Jerusalem Center for Public Affairs and a onetime adviser to Mr. Netanyahu, said: "The Palestinians may have understood from past negotiations that certain settlement blocs are going to remain in Israel under any agreement.

"We have understood from the very start of ARTstor that it would be expensive to accomplish what we wanted to accomplish, and that we would have to continue to make substantial philanthropic investments," said William G. Bowen, Mellon's president.