Sentence examples for understanding that without from inspiring English sources

Understanding that, without an appropriate view of its nature, it is impossible to build a body of pedagogical knowledge relating to personalisation based only on the scientific knowledge available.

Sooner or later everyone, including the Chinese and Indians will talk themselves back to understanding that without a comprehensive global regime there is no solving this problem.

Microsoft gave them a head nod, stating that "further reform is essential for our customers, our company and society at large – not only to help ensure the right balance between privacy and security, but to demonstrate our understanding that without liberty, we do not have security".

However, more and more evidence is accumulating, which leads us to understanding that, without astroglia, the neuronal functions would, probably, never go evolutionary higher than shellfish or worms.

One person in DHC Duy Tien indicated that: Indeed, we have to accept the aggregated numbers of ILI cases reported from the village and commune, while understanding that without using a form for recording and reporting ILI, biases would occur.

Indeed, we have to accept the aggregated numbers of ILI cases reported from the village and commune, while understanding that without using a form for recording and reporting ILI, biases would occur.

The beginning of our happiness lies in the understanding that life without wonder is not worth living".

Start by basically learning the language of Arabic; if you can read it without understanding that will also be fine as Arabic can easily be memorised without knowing meaning of it!

"Israel can't talk about protection for its citizens and civilian facilities without understanding that Lebanese civilians have similar rights to protection".

One can't navigate this system on behalf of a parent, or prepare for one's own future, without understanding that.

No one can be justified in believing (2b): all crows are black, without understanding that proposition, but any justification for believing that proposition would not rest solely on that understanding.