Sentence examples for understanding it would get from inspiring English sources
A year ago, China agreed to fund a third of the £18bn nuclear power station in Somerset on the understanding it would get to build two reactors of its own in Essex and Suffolk.
In the midst of your neighbour's crisis, you would not ask him for the cost of the hose; rather, you would lend it to him on the understanding that you would get it back or it would be replaced if it was destroyed once the fire was doused.
That is because it cannot pass on losses to its main creditors, often the bank customers who deposited their money on the firm understanding that they would get it back.
But in December, the ratings agency acknowledged that it had made methodological mistakes, including not understanding who would get interest payments when.
The job was "clearly a look-see" said Carol Steiker, a Harvard law professor and close friend of Ms. Kagan's, with the understanding that she would get tenure if it worked out.
Under the scheme, which was introduced earlier this year, companies made upfront payments to the Treasury on the understanding that they would get the money back by reducing emissions.
Another option is for Eurosceptic ministers to resign to campaign for Britain to leave the EU during the referendum on the understanding that they would get their job back after the public has voted.
