Sentence examples for understanding that because from inspiring English sources

Robinson said that until now, too many schools have treated parents dismissively, understanding that — because of the 10th Circuit's rulings — they would not be held accountable for failing to adequately serve a child with a disability.

"It's never been my understanding that because you contribute to a politician, you own that politician, and I will always do my best to defend the interests of the people of Belize.

In the early days of international law, the lack of development was perhaps due to a general understanding that because of its domestic nature, internal warfare fell within the scope of states' national jurisdiction and need not be regulated internationally (Moir 2002, 2).

"It was our understanding that because our incomes have always been kept separate, her income was not a reportable financial interest," Foley said in the statement.

"And, it was our understanding that because Mary Jane never worked directly on any matter for Metropolitan, nothing further needed to be done," Foley said in the Feb. 28 statement.

"I have to have an understanding that because I'm a man, they might not want me to go up to them, put my hand on their shoulder and say, Hey, are you OK?" The men, who as part of their training get mugged themselves, all said their work has given them a deeper understanding of and empathy for women.

We Grieve Because of Love A difficult concept for young children is understanding that grief exists because they knew love.

"Isak is inclined to get grumpy, and it's my understanding that's usually because he's hurting," said Ms. Wilkins, a retired teacher who pays $20 per visit.

Understanding that question has been challenging because it requires researchers to link information on retirement savings with an individual's personal credit history.

If the interviewer is seen as a peer and confidant, this may facilitate access and result in richer and more personal accounts of attitudes and behaviour, but it can also influence the researcher's ability to obtain data because of shared understanding that is not explored [ 40, 41].

Understanding that wanders is still understanding.