Sentence examples for understand document from inspiring English sources

The chapter also describes the understand, document, simplify and optimise (UDSO) concept.

This paper documents how UNICEF and the Ugandan Ministry of Health have built the capacity of Ugandan communities to understand, document, prioritize and develop solutions for their problems.

In general, respondents had little difficulties in answering the probing questions related to the following statements, "inform patient', "make sure patient understand", "document patient's decision", "discover patient's preferences", "have shared decision", and "help patient decide".

As head of an executive committee at Hollinger International, it says, he repeatedly failed to "read, evaluate, discuss or attempt to understand" documents that he signed that facilitated Lord Black's wrongdoing.

Children who go to school can help parents to communicate with doctors or nurses when they are sick, Paku noted, and can also help them read and understand documents they need to sign.

The Federal Reserve Board could require lenders to inform borrowers fully about prepayment penalties -- both by telling them personally and through easily understood documents.

Moreover, it is said to be the least understood, documented, and tested part of the implementation of a system.

DC is therefore lightweight by design, however Learning Object Repositories are a closer reflection of ELNs in that they hold complex digital objects as opposed to simple, well understood, documents.

Undoubtedly the need to address different aspects involved in the assessment and restoration of endangered plants arises directly from the Global Strategy for Plant Conservation, namely from its Objective 1 (Plant diversity is well understood, documented and recognized, CBD 2012).

The greater flexibility introduced with CML schema3 allows users to create valid documents almost as they want but requires a greater effort understanding for both humans and machines to understand the document.

They come together, from different backgrounds and different beliefs, to learn and understand, to document the past for the future.