Sentence examples for understand intended from inspiring English sources

The commemorations of the first world war now under way in the media and museums are, we are given to understand, intended to be inclusive.

Warneken and Tomasello (2006) have shown that young chimps understand intended actions to some degree, but less robustly than their human counterparts.

Thus, systematic evaluations of OHIs are considered to be ultimately needed, to understand intended and unintended and desirable and undesirable changes and moreover to pass on process and outcome knowledge to other researchers and practitioners in the field [ 2, 3, 6].

Downing Street is now nervously awaiting the verdict of the mayor of London, who, the Observer understands, intends to make a statement on Sunday night on which side he will back.

His return to Patricia, we finally understand, is intended to put him back in touch with the purity and the jolt of inspiration that he feels have gone missing in the commercial hubbub of his fame.

Through these methods, cognitive interviews assessed: (1) acceptability; (2) whether questions were understood as intended; (3) understanding of key concepts, including concurrency; (4) ability to recall the information sought (including recall strategies and judgments made in formulating answers) and to provide an answer.

Table  2 shows the items included and excluded at the qualitative development stage.> > Cognitive pre-testing confirmed that the items derived from the criteria (see Table  1 and " Appendix") were acceptable and understood as intended.

"I do not think it was fully understood or intended by Congress in cases of this nature," the judge said, "but there is no authority that I know of that would permit a different sentence by me".

The majority of participants (n = 17; 85%) understood the intended timeframe for the question and used the past 24 h when considering their response.

For example, the literal translation of "bad" would have to be assessed to determine if it was correctly understood as intended.

The right to free speech that found its way into many constitutions in the early modern period could not possibly have been understood (or intended) by its defenders to encompass, e.g., pornography on the internet.