with the understanding that

So, I guess I can tell you what I think with the understanding that you may never understand. . . . . . and that's okay.

The information is all hush hush . It is whispered into your ear with the understanding that you will not pass it on to others.

Savings account held in a bank for a fixed term, or with the understanding that the customer can withdraw only by giving advanced notice.

I was left with the understanding that my grandson understood that America acts in its own interests, like any other country.

University teachers and researchers who are hired with the understanding that they will seek tenure are said to be on a tenure track.

Those that remain in private hands do so with the understanding that they serve state interests, not those of shareholders.

We have constructed a squad with the understanding that they are not inferior or have anything less than the other teams.

All pirates sailed with the understanding that if they didn't help attack ships and colonies, then they would receive no pay.

Mme. Walter planned to buy some shares of the loan with the understanding that de Cantel would receive part of the profit.

It is best to calmly and patiently tolerate what comes with the understanding that it has to come - one way or another.

Bee closes with the understanding that one as a map carver of ascension must allow the life changes necessary to fulfill upon one's purpose.

with the understanding that a full circle,