Sentence examples for understood to share from inspiring English sources

The Premier League is understood to share the Football League's concerns and is also in communication with them about the issue.

South Africa was involved in discussions about the letter and is understood to share many of the concerns voiced in it, but decided at a late stage that it was not ready to sign up.

Merkel and Renzi are also understood to share Cameron's doubts about the Spitzenkandidaten system, in which the main pan-EU groups in the European parliament have nominated a "lead candidate" for European commission president.

The Liverpool manager, Rafael Benítez, is understood to share that confidence, with the player having agreed personal terms and the transfer discussed at length at a board meeting yesterday.

The prime minister is understood to share the concerns of many in the press that leading lights in the Hacked Off group, such as Brian Cathcart, could find themselves on the new body.

Recent work by Philipp Koralus has suggested that a view along these lines can give a more satisfactory treatment of divided attention if the attentive pursuit of a task is understood to share certain formal properties with the answering of a question (Koralus, forthcoming).

The US is already understood to be sharing some intelligence about the location of Assad's troops with the opposition, and has provided $25m in "non-lethal" assistance.

Though he said he was speaking for himself, his views are understood to be shared by other senior members of the Liberal Democrats in government, who are also keen for some kind of broad inquiry into the subject.

It is very important to make yourself understood and to share your expectations with your children in a way that makes sense to them.

This is clearly important when one considers that within a community of practise, practises are understood to "evolve as shared histories of learning" [ 1].

Encourage them to explain modern technology you don't understand, and to share their views and opinions about what's going on in the world.