So long as real, mutual understanding prevails, bilingualism can wait.
It's very much in the manner of those late-Eighties Aids-angst films like Sea of Love and Fatal Attraction where sex is portrayed as a deadly transaction, but the resolution in no way resembles that in Rear Window Not entirely convincingly, the movie eventually moves into light, and a mood of healing, forgiveness and human understanding prevails.
However, some contradictions in understanding prevail for general practitioners (GPs), nurses and patients [ 33, 34].
Second, to solve the problem, a feasible solution, of which sufficient mutual understanding prevails, must be found (an open window of opportunity in the policy stream).
However, poor understanding prevails with respect to other important common bean-nodulating symbionts of tropical acid soils, such as Rhizobium strains CIAT 899 and PRF 81 [ 12].
Let's try the flip side: If people preaching tolerance, understanding, and cool reason prevail, the world won't go down in flames.
The more information we receive about one another, the thinking went, the more international understanding will prevail.
But this tolerant man is unbowed, arguing that the idea of an Islamic state is at odds with the teachings of the Koran, that religion should remain in the realm of the transcendental, and that understanding should prevail.
"Congress had a clear understanding of what 'generally recognized as safe' means, but that's not the understanding that basically prevailed," said Scott Faber, vice president of government affairs for the Environmental Working Group, a nonprofit advocacy group seeking reforms to the GRAS system.
A multi-ethnic and religious understanding that had prevailed throughout millenniums of war and insurrection could not withstand the latest purge, led by the ruthless jihadists of the Islamic State (formerly Isis) that rampaged through the area over the last week.
I'm talking about the selective approach to love, grace, and understanding that has prevailed in the Church for far too long.
