Sentence examples for understood to include a from inspiring English sources

It is understood to include a specific reference to changes in weather and the climate from the ice age to the present.

He has also been richly rewarded for the show's success, with a deal that is understood to include a return on some of the franchise's commercial activities.

"Sticking points are understood to include a proposal to extend directly elected mayors, as well as plans to end 'council houses for life'," Waugh writes.

If the corporation does lose Bake Off it will mean a long wait for season eight, as its contract is understood to include a year's cooling off period before it is aired elsewhere.

However, according to sources close to the process, they are understood to include a number of leading BBC news personnel including the editor of Today, Ceri Thomas, as well as the Newsnight editor, Peter Rippon.

A copy of the original laboratory report is understood to include a column not included in the document provided by Adani, which showed an even higher reading of 834mg/l of coal-laden water had been released.

It is understood to include an investigation into how a convicted child sex offender got a job in a local youth hostel after he was released from prison in 2006.

However, conceptual role should not be understood to include all the causal relations between a given state and other states: "Conceptual role abstracts away from all causal relations except the ones that mediate inferences, inductive or deductive, decision making, and the like" (p. 94).

Given that domestic abuse is now understood to include controlling a victim's access to money, using Khalid's lack of a bank account as a reason to refuse legal aid seems baffling.

Other bidders are understood to include Arris Group, an internet access company based in Suwanee, Georgia, and Technicolor SA, a video technology business, as well as some private equity firms.

The proposals are understood to include one option for a new club tournament with an increased number of teams (the options last time were 16 or 24) to take place every four years, instead of the current Confederations Cup, in June the year before every World Cup.