And the steps required to be taken to discharge that private law duty of care may be steps comprehended within the public duties. |
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She understood and comprehended everything the instant it was exposed to her. |
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This is a public health, criminal, and civil law crisis of staggering proportions that few, if any, have fully comprehended. |
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Amongst them were those visionaries who also comprehended the links between science, technology, and economic growth. |
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I understood and comprehended what would take most children years to take in and be able to use. |
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Li Yinhe said the government had not yet comprehended the arrival of the sexual revolution. |
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I never really have comprehended what it must have been like living in Bristol in the war. |
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I get the literal meaning, but I have this urging that there is a deeper, more significant, thing to be comprehended. |
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Lin comprehended pairs, and could count to four, so eight was as high as his knowledge of cardinal numbering went. |
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Each was a spiritualist, and each comprehended meanings in realms of apprehension different from the physical world. |
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They revealed a mutual embeddedness of social history and art where the one could not be fully comprehended without the other. |
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As to dropsies it is now well comprehended that the weakening from hydragogs more than counterbalances the benefit derived from the excretion of fluid. |
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The concept of participation is widely addressed, yet restrictedly comprehended. |
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The concept of independent justice and judicial power is comprehended in a confused way by a public which has difficulties to dissociate them. |
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Neither the ascetic nor the covetous miser has ever comprehended what our exact relationship with money is. |
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In these teachings mankind will find the essence of my revelations, which up to now have not been comprehended due to your lack of spirituality. |
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Nineteenth-century British and general European politics might be briefly comprehended in a few dozen of these. |
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I have not fully comprehended that and I will be listening to hear an explanation. |
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Some of the ages are absolutely incredible, well beyond what anybody comprehended. |
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Bad: Symbols and icons used in a navigation system are unique to a particular manufacturer and are not comprehended by a majority of drivers. |
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National security must be comprehended with its myriad of interconnections. |
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For others, information in relation to work is comprehended differently according to their quality. |
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However, the problem exists that many niche sectors are often not comprehended within the field of application of European law. |
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It is not therefore, so much a question of whether the message was comprehended, but if it was comprehensible. |
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The term t houg ht adjuster is best comprehended in terms of understanding the Father's will. |
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Others, however, can only be fully understood and comprehended if reference is made to extrinsic legal sources. |
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Then suddenly I comprehended, and sprang through the hallway to the marble room. |
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Again pictures provided some insight, but I was never too sure what he comprehended. |
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Until the true nature of the inner man, his constitution, its powers and its field of influence is comprehended, scientific cures are not possible. |
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This approach in effect, if it is correctly comprehended by my mind, can lead a mortal to attain a progressive phase of Mind Mastery on this planet of our sojourn, Urantia. |
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The belief that somewhere there is a secret place where things and feelings and ideas can be perceived, comprehended, grasped, as they whirl around together. |
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He may have applied erroneously the experience gained on that day, and not fully comprehended the effect of the higher take-off weight and the different wind and water conditions on the take-off distance required. |
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Intellectual property can be described as property that consists of assets that can be perceived or comprehended, but which cannot be felt or touched. |
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It does so in the conviction that few of us have yet comprehended the all but incredible destructive power of this weapon, and that everyone might well take time to consider the terrible implications of its use. |
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His behaviour makes no sense unless its evolution is comprehended. |
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Here it also forms an illuminating study of joinery, scale, detailing, proportion and comfort — comprehended almost as much by sitting as by looking. |
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Notwithstanding the high resolution of Hawkeye he fully comprehended all the difficulties and danger he was about to incur. |
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From 1842, the boundaries of the city were comprehended by the baronies of Dublin City and the Barony of Dublin. |
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Little Oliver's blood ran cold, as he listened to the Jew's words, and imperfectly comprehended the dark threats conveyed in them. |
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The fire and the life in the bacteria need to be comprehended. |
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But whether he fully comprehended the great truth upon which that rock stood and stands, may be doubted. |
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Besides his Damascus slave girl and a secretary fluent in Arabic, Arabic was also comprehended by Farba himself. |
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Popular music, most hymns, semipopular music, and most folk music lack subtlety. The melodies are obvious and easily comprehended. |
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We believe that the policy of managing fishing capacity and the development of fisheries cannot be comprehended separately from the interests of small and medium-sized fishing operations. |
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Indeed, the whole history of Israel's relationship with the world may be comprehended in the metaphor, used previously, of the heartbeat with its systole and diastole. |
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He can for example identify, recognize, or name an element, a component within a system, name a working or organization method or roughly name the role and the function of the comprehended concept. |
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Inclusive education can be comprehended as an on-going process in an ever-evolving education system, focusing on those currently excluded from accessing education, as well as those who are in school but not learning. |
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Diabetes mellitus, as a paradigm of metabolic disorders, continues to ail from definitionlessness and is comprehended the less and less the more and more we know about it. |
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