Sentence examples for which it is understood from inspiring English sources
M. Burckhardt accordingly had a conversation of a private character with Herr Hitler on the 11th August, in the course of which it is understood that the Danzig question in its relationship to the general European situation was discussed between them.
A letter which, it is understood, was addressed to the Emperor was found beside the bodies.
Speaking of which, they can also talk about the royal wedding, which, it is understood, "fascinated" President Obama.
The document, which it is understood has been only partially altered, suggests that there will be a new emphasis on computer literacy.
LSST, which is owned by the west London-based Zaidi family, has about 1,500 students, of which it is understood some 700 come from Romania and Bulgaria.
Boris Johnson attempted to deepens ties with his US counterpart during a phone call on Friday in which it is understood they discussed a commitment to Nato as well as Yemen, China and Russia.
"[T]he Constitution, like every other instrument made by men, is to be construed in the sense in which it was understood by the makers of it at the time when they made it.
"A provision of the constitution is to be construed in the sense in which it was understood by the framers and the people at the time of its adoption". Collins v. Mills (Ga. 1944).
The solitary-titan hero is foreign to an era in which it's understood that pretty much everything takes a village, a team, and a back office, or a bunch of programmers, developers, engineers, and trainers.
He and his French and U.S. deputies built up a strictly international institution in which it was understood from the first that all officials were to act independently from their own national authorities.
The United States was founded as an experiment in eighteenth-century republicanism, in which it was understood that only men with property would vote, and publicly, since they were the only people who could be trusted to vote with the commonweal, and not private gain, in mind.
