Sentence examples for politically understandable from inspiring English sources

Further details were delayed until after the vote on the minimum wage.That delay is politically understandable: budget pork added by congressmen is a prime target for cutting.

This was politically understandable – Heath believed he was right about most things – but deplorably bad personal behaviour, so Thatcher did the same to John Major when her turn came after leaving the Commons for the Lords in 1992.

It is politically understandable why Buhari feels he should convince Nigerians and the world that he has defeated Boko Haram.

In light of the region's unfortunate historic experience with such entities, it's politically understandable that many countries would seek to build up their own rival institutions.

While politically understandable that Republican leaders would want to dissemble over a failed program hatched in the Bush White House, it is morally indefensible that these leaders actually defend the use of torture.

Targets may be absolute (e.g. the MDG target for material mortality ratio states: "Reduce by three-quarters, between 1990 and 2015, the maternal mortality ratio"), in which an explicit, measurable target is specified using a measurement metric that is scientifically acceptable and politically understandable.

Politically, it is understandable that Mr Saakashvili would want Mr Okruashvili's recantation to be televised.

Politically, it is understandable why he would want to push this issue to the back burner, and he does deserve some credit for even mentioning the issue in the first place, but still.... Next time, maybe the question needs to be more focused on realistic moves Obama could take on the medical marijuana sub-issue.

"Not that he should get rid of it, but boil it done to three or five core things, because politically it's more understandable, and it's also easier to hold people accountable".

Her struggles with depression are well-documented, as are her politically-charged opinions, and understandable fury at press intrusion into her private life.

Politically, the lowball proposal is understandable.