Sentence examples for which has understood from inspiring English sources

I should therefore like to pay homage to the Council which has understood the ethical and political dimension of the problem and has thus decided that the Summit of Heads of State and Government will be held next year from 10 to 13 June.

There are still wonderful people and music and food and a few places, which have understood how to keep the ambiance alive.

This means they are able to execute classroom routines with the minimum of conscious effort, leaving them free to concentrate on the headspinning complexities of tracking which child has understood what, and who needs what kind of help.

After having discussed treatment options, the husband checks whether he has understood correctly which option is recommended by the physician (turn 01).

It is the latest in his long line of novels, all of which I have read, none of which I have understood.

You have to feel sorry for the Freud team, which cannot have understood that it was climbing into a snake pit more poisonous than anything it has handled in show business.

It is inconceivable that Red Bull have suddenly lost their way as the sport heads into the final year of a set of regulations which they have understood and exploited better than anyone else since their introduction in 2009.

We had both reached a point at which we had understood the whys and wherefores of addiction and the appalling fallout that follows.

"The Romanian National Television has requested understanding and tolerance regarding its disastrous financial situation, which has been understood by EBU, which until now has postponed drastic measures," TVR said on Saturday.

"This is a church which has finally understood that men and women created in the vision of God can be the guardians of the faith -- and be gay or lesbian".

It has been observed for various biological networks that the clustering coefficient of the vertices is approximately inversely proportional to their degree, which has been understood as the most important indication of hierarchical modularity of a network [ 3, 11- 13].