Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• The demands it makes go way beyond what I understand by transparency.
• How little we understand by looking.
• I would, however, say that the Greeks are well acquainted with what we in the rest of Europe understand by the word 'marathon'.
• It appears that the required notes in their different linguistic versions and handwritings can be difficult to read or to understand by the authorities involved.
• (The replacement of can reasonably be supposed to understand by understands or understand applies throughout the text.)
• You understand by admitting guilt, you waive your right to a trial.
• One understands by itself, you feel it.
• It is difficult to understand what Mr Matsakis understands by the concept of honesty.

• Information aimed at the public should be couched in a language that can be understood by people with no medical knowledge.
• This information shall be given in a language that can be understood by the recipient.
• Provision must be made to ensure that the text of the decision can be understood by the victim.
• We should like to make it clear that the basis of calculation and the indicators are transparent and can be understood by everyone.
• In accordance with the subsidiarity principle, the Member States can determine the language or languages that can be understood by consumers.
• We need to produce a European budget which is transparent and can be understood by the citizens.
• It is important that claims on foods can be understood by the average consumer.
• I hope that my successors will achieve something that can be understood by European citizens.