Sentence examples for the common understandings from inspiring English sources

Is the law to be found in the text of the constitution, the presumed original intentions of those who drafted it, the objective meaning of the principles, or the common understandings of the people?

It was observed that despite the common understandings about the critical weld notches, the crack initiation sites under torsional loading have been shifted from the weld toe and from the surface to the heat affected zone and beneath the surface where high tensile residual stresses exist.

But the common understandings of the health system underestimate the size of the health workforce.

Rather than simply providing labels for things, words establish the common understandings that set up how we can think about things in any given situation.

Next, the common understandings of each were compiled and compared with actual definitions and real world experiences from users of the standards.

Canadians love to police queues they are in for violations of the common understanding.

Andrew Solomon's The Noonday Demon (Chatto, £20) brings humanity and great scholarship to the common understanding of depression.

The common understanding of prison is that it is a place of deprivation and penance rather than domestic comfort.

This does not square, to put it mildly, with the common understanding of Catholic teaching.

"In the common understanding, the funds are not something that is going to support competitiveness," he said.

The real work goes into the news release, which usually seeks to redefine the common understanding of the word "new".