Sentence examples for how it is understood from inspiring English sources

If HE cannot shape how it is understood and find its place in it, then further financial pain may be inevitable.

If the EDE is analysed according to how it is understood and developed by each organisation through its published documents, two completely distinct, and yet remarkably convergent, tendencies can be observed [13].

"What Cuba and Venezuela understand by democracy has nothing to do with how it is understood by Mexico or Colombia," he wrote.

"When I first heard of Black Friday I thought it was a collapse in the banking system – because that's how it is understood here," he said.

Social work is diverse and complex in how it is understood and practised throughout the world.

We examined the role of privacy in collaborative clinical work and how it is understood by hospital IT staff.

But in the decades since that historic moment, she feels Haiti has been vilified, in the international arena, in how it's portrayed and how it's understood.

Or more how it's understood that the game is played (perhaps this article would be better subtitled Breaking the Unwritten Law).

Reappraisal comes naturally to many people and is a way of taking the sting out of a situation by reframing how it's understood: "I wasn't afraid to act, I was uncertain; I didn't have all the information".

In his review for The Washington Post, Richard Harrington said that because the album is a challenging listen, "How it's met depends on how it's understood".

We want to talk about things from a historical context — how it's understood in the context of other banned substances, for example.