Examples of using Must be understood in English and their translations into Swedish
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Innovation must be understood in a broad sense,
Growth must be understood as economic growth taking into account the key European values of social inclusion,
It must be understood that regular moderate exercise is much more useful than infrequent intense exercise.
You must be understood from anywhere in the room,
The expression‘working conditions' must be understood in the sense of Article III-213 of the Constitution.
It must be understood that cold weather
Or it's all for naught. You must be understood from anywhere in the room.
This brutal case must be understood as part of Bolsonaro's growing assault on the Amazon
The message in the Kigali Declaration by members of parliament in ACP states and in Europe must be understood.
water resources are intimately linked and must be understood together.
Luther's treatment of the Apostles' Creed must be understood in the context of the Decalogue(the Ten Commandments)
Every sentence I utter must be understood not as an affirmation,
Interactions must be understood and taken into account;
I say educational, but it must be understood that like it was in Carmen Sandiego there are major mistakes that are often created by unintentionally racist stereotypes….
It must be understood that the conditions in which animals are reared play an important role in the spread of infectious diseases.
that by the regiones suburbicariæ the little territory of the proefectus urbi must be understood; while, according to Sirmond, these words designate the whole territory of the vicarius urbis.
It must be understood that the industrial fabric of the north of Portugal was based on traditional sectors,
that by the regiones suburbicarioe the little territory of the proefectus urbi must be understood; while, according to Sirmond, these words designate the whole territory of the vicarius urbis.
The importance of natural resources, of maintaining the balance of natural resources required for a strategy of sustainable development, must be understood and respected, and accepted by the general public.
It was argued that the Bible must be understood"in its own categories"(James Muilenburg)