Examples of using Has to be understood in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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It has to be understood.
That's the thing that has to be understood.
This has to be understood very, very deeply.
The total process of the mind has to be understood.
The false has to be understood as false.
A: The movement of thought as pleasure has to be understood.
Sorrow has to be understood and not ignored.
You don't have any problems; only this much has to be understood.
All those words has to be understood spiritually.
Therefore it's not enough to be in a position to recognize a structure,its function also has to be understood.
The word maya has to be understood.
Sex has to be understood, has to be creatively used.
It emerged on the savannas of Africa, and has to be understood in that context.
This has to be understood before we enter into these sutras.
The regarding of oneself as lower than others really has to be understood in relative terms.
This inadequacy has to be understood and not the challenge.
You may scratch yourself one way, somebody else may do it differently,but the itch has to be understood.
Sex always has to be understood as being open to the gift of new life.
This is the reason why I am saying that life has to be understood and practiced as Dharma.
Love has to be understood, not as a biological infatuation- that is lust.
It comes into being only in relation to something, and it is this relationship that has to be understood.
Everything within the lam-rim has to be understood within this context of aiming for liberation or enlightenment.
Things like unique title and meta tags, placing big header information at the end of source code with CSS-P, deep links, better internal navigation,removing duplicate content and other factors has to be understood and used to take this action.
And this has to be understood, because between a Master and a disciple the relationship is not of this world.
Legal requirements relating to online gaming in India has to be understood within the country's socio-cultural context.
The German debate also has to be understood as being fueled by a widespread but low-level Anti-Americanism, an ugly staple of the German left as well as the right.
They can't get it into their heads that the Vietnam war has to be understood in terms of the strategy of a people's war, that it's not a question of men and material, that these things are irrelevant to the problem.