Examples of using Been understood in English and their translations into Spanish
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you're not sure you have been understood.
The right to participate in public affairs has conventionally been understood as a civil and political right of the individual.
The terms have been understood, in the practice of States,
an issue which has not been understood; such problems become scars
Copyright law had first been understood to only cover the source code of a program.
Request that speakers clear up points that have not been understood or not been explained sufficiently during their intervention;
We are glad to note that this position has finally been understood and appreciated by various parties.
never function separately, as unfortunately has sometimes been understood.
these Conferences have only been understood in terms of their theme, without taking account of development.
accomplishments have been understood and drop away easily.
Attacks on internationally protected persons have long been understood as emblematic acts of international terrorism.
In some cases, it has been understood as a way of experimenting with new applications.
Ixiptla has been understood to comprise a multitude of meanings:
It has been understood that in order to be successful, institutional, financial, legislative and technical barriers should be
You know, I'm sure we could have been understood if the world were a bit kinder.
This has been understood since the 1960s, when the United Nations began its important work in support of public administration,
That was a big step forward because it showed it had been understood that return in itself did not mean that the problem had been solved on a lasting basis.
Although the verse says,"outside," which may have been understood as outside the room or the house,
the word"tattva" must been understood as"sāra", that is,"essence,
The concept of the term'political' has historically been understood as engagement with formal political institutions.