Sentence examples for policy understandable from inspiring English sources

Yet so far this year Mr. Romney has spent little time on foreign policy, understandable given the length of the primary battles.

"I would argue that such a proposed policy, understandable as it may be from a public opinion perspective, is not consistent with who we are as a faith community," said Bishop Howard J. Hubbard of Albany, noting that the Catholic church teaches "forgiveness and compassion and reconciliation".

It also benefits from Mr. Blinder's cleareyed prose and nimble gifts as an explainer — gifts that sometimes approach those of Bill Clinton, when it comes to making complicated economic issues and policies understandable to the lay reader.

That's understandable, but we're going to have to keep our eye on the policy, understanding that personnel impacts policy, but isn't policy itself.

This policy, however understandable, is not politically expedient.

If he again delved into scouting reports of emerging attackers from 2001 to unearth Ameobi, his recruitment policy is understandable.

EasyJet's business model is centred around lowering costs so its new policy is understandable.The airline claims the move will encourage travellers to check in online and download their boarding cards at home.

High-level permissions will reduce the number of permissions and make the global policy more understandable.

The Bush administration's Musharraf First policy was understandable -- at first.

Germany's desire for more intrusive controls over euro members' fiscal and economic policies is understandable after last year's bail-outs.

Scalability issue has been studied by the access control models research community that proposed the use of abstractions leading to high-level authorization rules making global access control policies more understandable.