This was quickly understood by many readers.
The fact that democratic governments engage in propaganda is understood by many people.
"This is not understood by many sophisticated people," Mr. Mundie said.
This exhibition is not revolutionary in its interpretation of the war, which is understood by many scholars in similar terms.
Still, denial prevails, misinformation abounds (vodka is understood by many to cleanse the body of radioactivity), and many residents eat local produce with blithe confidence.
Simon adds that Obama's realism is reflected in his management of the Iranian threat, which isn't popular in Netanyahu's circle but is certainly understood by many Israelis.
Those phrases were repeated throughout the leave campaign, heard and understood by many, and approved by the majority of voters," he wrote on a blog.
The Fed is concerned that it is neither loved nor understood by many Americans, and that public anger could lead to constraints on its powers.
Tony Gardiner, a former president of the Mathematical Association, writes that the new curriculum for five- to 14-year-olds introduces material before it is likely to be properly understood by many pupils.
The facilities are little known to the public, and even poorly understood by many physicians, since most doctors who work in acute care never have occasion to work in a long-term acute-care hospital.
By early March , 2002 a former White House official told me, it was understood by many in the White House that the President had decided, in his own mind, to go to war.
