Examples of using Better understood in English and their translations into Hungarian
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What is taught on our part concerning Monastic Vows, will be better understood if it be remembered what has been the state of the monasteries,
It is likely that as the functional organization of the human brain becomes better understood, that its uniqueness compared to the brains of all animal species will be further accentuated,
claiming that they are better understood as relations between sentences and a language,
What is taught among us concerning monastic vows will be better understood if it is remembered what the state of the monasteries has been,
update as the requirements of REACH become better understood need not be part of this primary legislation.
future will be better understood as filtered illusions caused by the limitations of dimensionality perception that mankind can physically perceive in duality.
As the complexity of the ground becomes better understood and new technologies are developed,
which could thus be better understood than if given in any other way.
The stupendous reality that lies behind Initiation into the Brotherhood will be better understood after we have considered the organization of the Occult Hierarchy
the lives of the majority of the human race, its place in society must be examined deeply and better understood.
family breakup, and so on are better understood and tackled on their own terms.
from the future of higher dimensional worlds that will become better understood to you in linear time progression…. especially in 2012.
old religions are a little better understood; and since that miserable day when the Committee of the French Academy,
old religions are a little better understood; and, since that memorable day when the Committee of the French Academy,
so that revealed truth is grasped ever more profoundly, is better understood and is able to be presented in the most appropriate way”(Second Vatican Ecumenical Council, Constitution Gaudium et Spes, 44).
of the divine Word, in order that the revealed truth may be more deeply penetrated, better understood, and more suitably presented'.
revealed truth is grasped ever more profoundly, is better understood and is able to be presented in the most appropriate way”(Second Vatican Ecumenical Council, Constitution Gaudium et Spes, 44).
It is therefore vitally important that their voice be heard and their situation better understood by all Europeans. That is the mission of Romedia,
recognising that the complex dynamics of social change within our societies need to be better understood in order to strengthen Europe's response to globalisation,
revealed truth can always be more deeply penetrated, better understood and set forth to greater advantage.