Sentence examples for understood to pass from inspiring English sources

The cession of a territory, by its name, from one sovereign to another, conveying the compound idea of surrendering at the same time the lands and the people who inhabit them, would be necessarily understood to pass the sovereignty only, and not to interfere with private property.

A bullet is understood to have passed through the floor of the helicopter, hitting Gower first in the leg then in the shoulder before exiting through the roof.

He is understood to have passed a medical on Tyneside and agreed a five-year contract but will remain with Tenerife for the final games of this season in the Segunda División, Spain's second tier.

The former foreign minister and intelligence chief is understood to have passed on "invaluable" details of the dictator's police state, including the precise location of the regime's most sensitive sites.

First, what made voters think that they understood enough to pass any of these initiatives, given that nobody understands their results?

About £7m of the £10m of interest payments is understood to have been passed on to investment firm Grovepoint for a loan taken out to support BHS. Duff & Phelps has been appointed as administrator to BHS and will keep stores open as it tries to find a buyer.

About £7m of the £10m of interest payments is understood to have been passed on to investment firm Grovepoint for a loan taken out to support BHS. Chappell has said Retail Acquisition's fees were benchmarked against the retail industry and paid in accordance with the management services agreement between the company and BHS.

The email address is understood to have been passed on to Phaedra Almajid and Bonita Mersiades, the two whistleblowers who were left feeling "traduced" by the way their evidence was treated by judge Hans-Joachim Eckert, the head of the judiciary arm of the Fifa ethics committee.

How about this: Are there educators who do understand the idea that abilities can be developed, but don't understand how to pass it on to students?

The job of the teacher has now become a constant struggle to get young people to understand how to pass tests rather than become proficient in their subject.

This problem is happening more and more because some drivers don't understand how to pass properly while driving on cruise control.