Sentence examples for have understood the rules from inspiring English sources

British attendees might not have understood the rules of the game, but it's clear that the New Era look translates perfectly to UK street cred.

However, almost all experiments are designed to be simple and clear to make sure that all subjects have understood the rules completely [3], so there is little sense in trying to explain these experimental data by bounded rationality.

So far, Alekperov has understood the rules and played by them.

At the end of this pilot study, we were able to consolidate the procedure since all participants had understood the "rules of the game" and adhered to the method, and four large families of decisive factors and 36 titles (see figure 1) were retained.

But they would not have understood what it meant to live in the fresh ruins of a thousand years of imperial rule, would not have understood the intricacies of the increasingly bitter conflict between Chiang Kai-shek's nationalist Kuomintang and the swelling power of the Communist Party.

Rather, he has understood the first and only rule when it comes to running marathons: "Run your race".

Facilitators asked questions to check that trainees had understood the assessment procedure and general rules for identifying impairments.

In the world of ideas, Mr. Putin has understood the state doesn't need to rule everything — only the mass, opinion-forming media, which in Russia is broadcast TV.

This data indicates that female students are underrepresented in category (iii), which could mean that female students claim that they have not understood the rules or deny intent to cheat more often than male students.

They may have understood Mr. Sweet's rules, but they also needed him to know that they were not like any other Outward Bound group he'd ever seen.

His occasional movie journalism remained horribly shrewd, since he had always understood the rules of onscreen games of pretence and desire, and he was a wicked descant voice at gay events - drag acts wore "fishnet tights through which whole haddocks could have escaped" he noted, wondering what happened if innocents at the bar asked chaps clad in chaps how their ranch was doing.