Sentence examples for record of understanding from inspiring English sources

But Claire Spencer, a Maghreb expert at Chatham House, says: "The British don't have a good track record of understanding the internal dynamics of Algerian politics.

"They have a track record of understanding what they acquire, which was alarmingly not the case with the other parties we talked to".

Their history shows an impeccable track record of understanding private good, whether in terms of their personal bottom lines or the bottom lines of shareholders or organizations they have been hired to run, oversee or represent.

Andy Mitchell, Facebook's director of news and global media partnerships, said, "In Storyful, we're excited to have found a partner with a track record of understanding both the potential of the social web as a key resource for media as well as the tools that newsrooms need to utilise it".

Melchiorri has a proven track record of understanding a company's vision and bringing its individual parts together to create a finely-tuned profit machine.

This should go some way to improving the NHS's poor record of understanding and learning from major incidents such as Morecambe Bay.

Given the crucial contributions of the fossil record to understanding such key episodes as the terrestrialization of the sarcopterygian fish or the capacity of theropod dinosaurs to engage in flight, then it might seem paradoxical that equivalent material is of ambiguous status when it comes to the interpretation of the Cambrian "explosion".

Valentine realized how delicate it was for Franco to be jettisoned as a closer after 15 seasons in that role, so the manager waited for Franco, who has four saves this season and is 58 shy of Smith's record, to dictate the pace of "understanding this issue".

The offshore tsunami records offer us a direct means of understanding the development of the tsunami due to slip associated with the large earthquake.

This study aimed to record levels of understanding of and attitudes to genetic testing for inherited retinal disease, and views on the availability of testing.

Instead of understanding, Wilde lampoons.