Examples of using Understood correctly in English and their translations into German
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Yes, you have understood correctly- Backdoor.
Schönberg looked at me closely, probing to see whether I had understood correctly.
You understood correctly. Your guardian angel.
Yes, he is an inventor, if I understood correctly.
If I understood correctly, everybody benefits.
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However, both definitions of relative-rigidity- if I understood correctly- are equivalent.
If I have understood correctly, you have not said anything about this.
Here I would like to mention just two principles on which- if I understood correctly- we agreed.
You also understood correctly that the Commission takes the view that this directive must contain sanctions.
You don't have a record deal right now, but if I understood correctly from your website you are looking for one.
If I understood correctly, Mr Helmer, you remarked that the reference to'sexier men' was on literature from the PPE-DE Group.
That is why we are waiting impatiently for the resolution on which, if I understood correctly, the vote will be taken tomorrow.
Indeed, if I have understood correctly, existing subsidies make up redundancy payments, which we cannot accept.
If this last recommendation canbe used to justify despotic policies, understood correctly it acts rather to limit abuses of power.
So if I understood correctly, um, in order to free my companions from that place where I was trapped, we will need the magical device.
It is also the case, however,that this agreement is not some kind of unilateral victory for the Union, which is something, if I have understood correctly, that you rather reproach us for.
If I have understood correctly, you asked if we shall convene an extraordinary Foreign Affairs Council in the wake of developments in Serbia.
I might not fully grasp the underlying meaning of the words and phrases-that's another process; but I understood correctly that you said this word and this phrase and this sentence.
However, if I have understood correctly, we do not have a proposal from the Legal Affairs Committee as a basis for a vote, but you did ask the Committee on Legal Affairs for its opinion.
I do not intend to go into detail at all but would just like to say that we are all waiting for the Commission' s overall proposal for Asia and Latin America to arrive soon- after the summer,if I have understood correctly.
It was mentioned- though I am not sure I have understood correctly- that in the new Member States there are no suitable centres monitoring this epidemic.
If I have understood correctly, and the proposal is accepted by the rapporteur, he is proposing that we discuss this issue this afternoon and vote tomorrow, in which case the deadlines in Rule.
With regard to what I believe is your second question, the content of education provided by schools in Arab countries, if I have understood correctly, I must, of course, tell you that the Union has no competence at all to interfere in the content of school curricula of third countries.
If I understood correctly, and I should like you to confirm this, so far the Commission has not carried out any inspection based on this article, which gives it the facility to check if these biological purification plants are operational.
However, I cannot not point out the terms and conditions which, if I have understood correctly, bring a degree of uncertainty to whether the Council will approve the visa waiver for Montenegro and Serbia in October.
One which allows you to check if everything has been understood correctly and which provides a feedback loop back to the developer- to check if the requirements are individually executable or if they can be combined with other requirements for a meaningful solution.
Madam President, honourable Members- if I have understood correctly this time- it is on behalf of Lady Ashton, our High Representative, that I have the honour of taking the floor before you.
In my view, this regional approach, provided it is understood correctly, i.e. as a method of contributing to economic recovery in the region itself, is in fact the right one to adopt.
I think that the problem you are raising- if I have understood correctly- is that of recognition by companies of the period of time spent, and the work done, by a trainee in another Member State of the Union.
Regarding the general question of the harmonization of taxes- which if I have understood correctly you were also asking about- I must say that our Finance Minister is very concerned about driving this issue forward as soon as the proposals of the Commission have been received.