Sentence examples for under an understanding from inspiring English sources

He started several apprenticeships, finally completing one at GEC Traction, where he was lucky to be given a precision job under an understanding boss.

According to Pakistani officials, it was supposed to be a highly selective programme for eliminating terrorist leaders in the tribal areas, under an understanding that gave the Americans the use of at least one remote Pakistani air base for the drones.

Now Spencer handles searches for certain parts of J&J, under an understanding that other parts of the medical giant aren't off-limits for a raid.

For applications in Army land vehicles, which may be subject to under-body blast, an understanding of the energy absorption capability of these joints is needed.

These causes of dissatisfaction, which are associated with the under-challenged profile, permit an understanding of the absence of enthusiasm and indifference that result from a lack of job incentives [ 27].

The opposition, led by the Japanese Socialist Party (as it was then called), was kept tame by under-the-table handouts and an understanding that the LDP and its proxies would not contest the third or fourth seats in many of the bigger multi-seat constituencies.In this section A hostage crisis confronts Estrada Third time luckier?

Using a specially designed headpiece to hold a brush, he began to paint and draw under the guidance of an understanding teacher.

"At a time when our foreign policy and national security have so obviously suffered from a simplistic, black-and-white interpretation," Ms. Rice added, having "an American president who spent part of his formative years and young adulthood living in a poor country under a dictatorship brings an understanding of the complexity of things that others may not have.

Brett H. McGurk, a former Bush administration aide whom the Obama administration had asked to return to Baghdad to help with the talks, thought that a bruising parliamentary battle could be avoided by working out an understanding under an existing umbrella agreement on economic and security cooperation — an approach Mr. Maliki himself suggested several times.

It was carded out under the precept that an understanding of the mode of action of the catalyst was a pre-requisite to the systematic improvement of the catalyst.

To do this a wide range of organisms from invertebrates (echinoderms, crustaceans, mollusks) to vertebrates (fish, amphibians) and human models (human cell lines, tissues, rodents) are under investigation to develop an understanding of the commonalities and differences in responses to AACs across the animal kingdom.