Examples of using Properly understood in English and their translations into Slovenian
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Surely I had not properly understood.
When properly understood, doctrines are also true!
However, their function was not properly understood then.
Properly understood, this technique should be the healing centerpiece for every person on earth.
But to apply the path correctly it has to be properly understood.
Innovation, properly understood, is how people come up with novel solutions to important problems.
It is in this connection that the term Gleichschaltung appears,and must be properly understood.
The ancient Greek concept of Cosmos cannot be properly understood without its complementary part, Chaos.
To get the best value from these opportunities,the tourism sector must be properly understood.
This should be properly understood and we need to reduce the dependence of our legislation on the opinions of rating agencies.
When writing a message I will try tomake clear its view that it will be properly understood, peers.
If all are called to holiness it is because, properly understood, it is within everyone's reach, it is part of the normality of the Christian life.
I am certain that this approach is more efficient, for I know that the writtenform of conversation is not always properly understood.
We need to expertly prepare all these teachings to be accessed and properly understood so that they can be“preached from” for this whole period of time.
We will support you so that your views, responses,explanations in the social space will be well-heard and properly understood.
I recognise that some of my fellow Members had not properly understood the significance of our amendment, but the strong signal sent by Parliament on this issue remains.
We will support you so that your views, responses,explanations in the social space will be well-heard and properly understood.
Even when the biblical roles are properly understood, many choose to reject them in favor of a supposed“emancipation” of women, with the result that the family unit is torn apart.
And I was reminded by KarenArmstrong's fantastic presentation that religion really properly understood is not about belief, but about behavior.
In that respect, it is important to ensure, before launching new measureswithin a specific framework(e.g. oil exploration), that the knock-on effect in other policy areas and sectors(e.g. fishing) is properly understood;
In a new country where you have just arrived, where you can not make yourself properly understood in the local supermarket and without a fixed income, many do not think about bringing a new life to this world.
The valves of the heart were discovered by a physician of the Hippocratean school in about the 4th century BCE,but their function was not properly understood then.
All customer engineering design record and specification requirements are properly understood by the supplier and that the process has the potential to produce product consistently meeting these requirements during an actual production run at the quoted production rate.".
We must learn from such examples and make sure the consequences of the measures we choose to implement are properly understood and factored in.
It inescapably follows from this that National-Socialism, properly understood in its inevitable implications, is not and cannot be simply a conventional nationalism, even one based on a proclaimed racial identity, albeit one geographically circumscribed and confined.
Of course, HPB's voluminous writings also suggests that her Theosophy has a knowledge aspect-- that is, the kind of knowledge,that when properly understood, would lead one toward the divine.
In this Chamber again,we kept on hearing that people had not properly understood the question, that they had really been voting on something else- against Mr Chirac, or against Turkish accession, or against Anglo-Saxon liberalism- and that they had not understood the issue and that they needed better information.
The Committee is convinced that the scale of the transition to a new economic era(development of services, changes in industry, etc.)has not been properly understood, and that the ineffectiveness of some employment policies is linked to the fact that they take too little account of the changes that are happening before us.
The Committee is convinced that the scale of the changes that aretaking place before us has not been properly understood, and that the relative ineffectiveness of employment policies is linked to the fact that they rely far too much on the hypotheses of the past(for example, distinctions between sectors and between skilled and semi-skilled jobs, which date from the industrial era and are no longer relevant in a knowledge-based society).
By studying Srila Prabhupada's books in these ways we can properly understand them.