Examples of using May be understood in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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the problem is not that of changing the doctrine, but of enculturating the general principles so that they may be understood and practiced.
impartial parts that may be understood and solved easily and rapidly.
two Aramaic words which, according to how they are pronounced, may be understood as a supplication:‘ Come, Lord!,' or as a certainty nourished by faith:‘ Yes,
two Aramaic words which, according to how they are pronounced, may be understood as a supplication:“Come, Lord!”, or as a certainty nourished by faith:“Yes,
so looking at other people's screens may be understood not just as an invasion of privacy, but maybe also a form of theft.
so looking at other people's screens may be understood not just as an invasion of privacy, but maybe also a form of theft.
The claim may be understood in light of the fact that the early Chosŏn government's policy of populating the north resulted in mass resettlement of southern farmers in Phyŏngan
Moreover, economic viability may be understood in different ways and as long as the waters around a rock
The term“designation” is used in the present article in a neutral way; it may be understood as referring to the name-relation or to the intension relation or to the extension-relation or to any similar relations used in other semantical methods.
there's the serious risk that the SDGs may be understood in only partial ways,
As several modern scholars have observed, the title Mirror may be understood in this context as indicating a work of reference and guidance; so the emperor accepted he
They may be understood.
This may be understood literally.
Sex may be understood as work.
This may be understood by looking at the diagram.
It may be understood better as the"Many Gated".
The difference between both values may be understood as follows.
The word may be understood as“being with higher self.”.
This may be understood either as a declaration
It may be understood as science of studying how research is done scientifically.