Examples of using Be understood in English and their translations into French
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At the same time it was highlighted that such a mechanism should not be understood restrictively and prevent further openness and transparency.
This broader concept of cultural heritage makes it clear that culture can only be understood as a whole.
UNICEF believes that the situation of indigenous women has to be understood within a framework that incorporates several elements, including.
These rights should be understood in accordance with article 15 of the Portuguese Constitution,
Therefore, data described here should be understood not as representative of all community-led organizations in the AIDS response.
Targets should be understood in a very broad sense
The contents of the agreement cannot be understood without the constant reporting
Their situation is even more severe than this depiction and cannot be understood only through the measurement of the unemployment rate obtained through surveys.
Those unacceptable practices must be understood and addressed both as causes
and must be understood as reinterpretations.
Rapid depopulation of rural areas is not necessarily linked in the minds of rural households with population pressures that can only be understood at the national level.
should be understood in the context of their close association with other domestic measures.
There was more concern that the celebration be understood and not so much that it was an occasion of faith.
issues relating to reparation should not be understood exclusively in financial terms,
It can only be understood later on when it has gone through all the necessary steps and transformations.
Social Development Social development may be understood to mean a participatory process of social production.
Assessments needed to be translated into a language that could be understood and used by endusers,
It will therefore be understood that a rhinoplasty does not normally leave behind a visible scar on the skin.
A day's leave shall be understood as being equal to a part-time day, remunerated as specified in Article 7 above.
It could well be understood in those circumstances that the country's policy could only be one of peace based on respect for humanitarian values.