Sentence examples for understood elsewhere from inspiring English sources

She did not mention the constitution at all, let alone demand explicitly that it be amended to a document embodying something closer to democracy as understood elsewhere.Some in Myanmar see a danger in the sudden opening up of their country.

Changes in Ca+2 and its function in learning is better understood elsewhere like the gamma lobes, and given the clear role of Drep2 in calyx why not look there?

However, I have also valued the chance to get out and about around Scotland week after week to listen to the challenges facing people and make sure those are understood by colleagues elsewhere in government.

This tends to lead to increased cooperation because unknown or poorly understood work practices elsewhere in an organization can easily be viewed by some staff as presenting a hurdle or purposeful roadblock, or even be viewed as other colleagues' laziness or stubbornness.

He wanted to be sure that this was understood, in case referral elsewhere set back this progress.

The four crew members who escaped from the plane are understood to be staying elsewhere in the area.

A typical aim is to soften or dilute regional accents to the point that they will be readily understood by people from elsewhere.

Dignity, which also has a central place in the European charter of fundamental rights, but is not mentioned in the US constitution, is understood in Germany and elsewhere in Europe to encompass a commitment to privacy.

Such is the airiness of Pessoa's spirit that we can take his numerous contradictions – and what would, elsewhere, be understood as the arrogance of the artistic sensibility – on the nod.

The general rule that manufacturers build and dealers deal has long been understood in Texas and elsewhere, says Tom Blanton, vice president for legislative affairs for the Texas Automobile Dealers Association.

Geoffrey Garin, a top Democratic pollster with close ties to the administration, said that although "it is not in their nature to panic," White House aides "understand that panic elsewhere can create its own vortex," especially among Democratic lawmakers who face re-election next year.