Sentence examples for sign understood from inspiring English sources

An in-depth investigation of sequent calculi using formulas prefixed by an assertion sign or a rejection sign, understood as non-embeddable force indicators, can be found in Bendall 1978, Humberstone 2000.

But Obama administration officials argued that those that signed understood they were backing the United States as it was preparing for military retaliation, and therefore effectively embracing it.

When he was ten, in a moment I will always treasure, he lied for the first time, a sure sign he understood I could be manipulated.

And even after the agreement was signed, he understood that only history would bring it home.

The signature in the form of linked initials, "A F," followed by indistinct signs is understood in the catalog to be that of Adam Frans van der Meulen.

Judges have consistently upheld the clauses, The Times found, regardless of whether the people signing them understood what they were forfeiting.

In a post signed "Joe Carr" (understood to refer to "joker"), he wrote: "Facebook needs to understand that it is utterly impossible to legitimise a place where there will always be pranksters and tricksters.

"When I signed I understood there were tough times ahead and that we'd need to go through those before we could really move forward," Thomas said.

Labour has said it backs further restrictions on migrants' ability to claim benefits as a sign it understands public concerns about immigration.

Everyone who sees that sign will understand exactly what you are doing.

There was a potential bias towards exclusion of the oldest and most ill, as these patients were not always able to sign or understand the consent form.