Sentence examples for have understood to from inspiring English sources

To show his commitment to the MPs, in the meantime he signed a law that many have understood to outlaw miniskirts.

In his judgment, Tugendhat said there was no sensible reason for Bercow to include the words *innocent face* in her tweet, which sensible readers among her 56,000 followers would have understood to be "insincere and ironical".

In that sense, the idea is to eliminate the distinction between Facebook and the internet so that people think they are synonymous; or – in terms that his predecessor Constantine would have understood – to make the empire coterminous with the planet.

In a technocratic model of policy advice, the assumption is that politicians more or less automatically implement the knowledge that experts have understood to be "true".

This let us know that, amid the generally overbought conditions of the markets, there are a growing number of stocks that had already pulled back and may be among the first to respond when buyers return to the market after the correction we should have understood to be likely.

During the intervention, participants who had understood the concepts were asked to repeat what they had understood to the presenter or to their colleagues.

GEORGE ORWELL would have understood Chinese attitudes to Tibet.

George Bush seems to have understood this.

"We had understood this to be the rule all along".

You have to understand the past to understand the present.

"We have to understand how to operate in those environments".