The vote by the directors, who met in Plymouth while the court proceedings were taking place in London, is understood ultimately to have been unanimous, with another director, Keith Todd, Synan and the Japanese investor, Yasuaki Kagami, assenting to it.
"A psychoneurosis must be understood, ultimately, as the suffering of a soul which has not discovered its meaning," Jung wrote, in an essay wittily entitled "Psychotherapists or the Clergy".
The quarrel between rhetoric and philosophy, thus understood, ultimately addresses a range of fundamental issues.
Seeking an alternative explanatory account, the accumulation of public debt needs to be understood, ultimately, in the context of declining growth [62].
Justice and priority setting issues will be addressed in greater detail in Section 3. Public health draws its foundational legitimacy from the essential and direct role that health plays in human flourishing, whether that role is understood ultimately in terms of maximizing health or of promoting health in order to advance social justice.
Armstrong argues that many intuitive modal facts — notably, the impossibility of an object exemplifying more than one determinate of the same determinable — can be understood ultimately as logical, or analytic, modalities that are grounded in meaning rather than any primitive modal features of reality.
If "political" is meant to be understood, ultimately, as a lack of vitality or musicality, a deadness in language - then we might mount the argument differently -- aesthetically.
Its objective was to understand and ultimately predict the interactions between rivals in given circumstances.
Obama was ready to understand and ultimately to forgive but not to excuse.
