Sentence examples similar to point to be understood from inspiring English sources

This point is to be understood well and remembered by every country man.

On the 20th anniversary of the start of the miners' strike three key points need to be understood.

This point clearly needs to be understood in future works.

I have heard of a little pocket-size folder with pictures on it that you can point to in order to be understood.

He added that Mr. Ballew's point on Toyota needed to be understood from the perspective of the Big Three American auto makers.

From that point of view learning needs to be understood in relation to the individual and his or her experiences, which are related to his or her learning.

The steps that establish the axes of the embryo in birds and mammals, and the factors that prevent further splitting of the embryo to form twins after this point, are only just beginning to be understood.

At that point Abbott is understood to have been strongly resisting the idea of a challenge.

One key sticking point is understood to be the government's desire to abolish "pay progression" – automatic annual salary increases – for junior doctors in line with its aim of phasing it out across the public sector.

"Sticking points are understood to include a proposal to extend directly elected mayors, as well as plans to end 'council houses for life'," Waugh writes.

Sticking points are understood to include what guarantees the Scottish government can offer Liberty House without breaching EU rules on how much aid governments can offer businesses.