When it seems impossible to find a solution to complicated phrases in English, an interpreter has to do some research. A good idea is to try find the expression used in different contexts. Sometimes while doing research you may find the definition of that specific phrase.
If you are trying to understand a phrase and would like to see it in context, put the phrase between quotation marks in Google search. For example, if I am trying to understand the phrase double bottom-line considerations, my Google search will look like this:
"double bottom-line considerations"
This search will give me among others the specific definition of the phrase; have a look at this web page:
http://www.ehow.com/about_5072982_definition-double-bottom-line.html
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