Sentence examples for understandable demand from inspiring English sources

The sticking-point is South Korea's understandable demand for an admission of guilt and an apology for last year's attacks.

This is an understandable demand, but Mr. Abbas says it is politically impossible now and he wants to consolidate his government's power through persuasion rather than armed confrontation.

"If we saw a 33percentt increase in infectious diseases like tuberculosis or AIDS, I believe there would be an understandable demand for action.

But even should this happen, the crisis (and Americans' understandable demand for retaliation) will be more containable if the United States and Europe have settled their own differences and formed a common, less generalised, approach to Iran and if Iran's new president has clearly signalled that he is prepared to listen to and act on the West's concerns.

Debunking the cliché of a critic being nothing more than a failed artist is an understandable demand on the part of this noble guild, which includes many imposing personalities.

Responding to the understandable demands for more "accountability," almost every school in the land is morphing into a test-taking factory.

This is not something the court has done before; it might go some way to satisfy understandable demands in Libya for a local trial, subject to international oversight and justice dispensed by international judges.

"We need to balance the standards and expectations of a civilized society, which is what we represent, and the understandable demands by people to have the last of these doubts quelled".

It is naïve to believe that after the 9/11 or Paris attacks that understandable demands for revenge won't occur.

In contrast, Libyans held back the understandable demands for swift extrajudicial retribution and opted instead to give a fledgling judicial system a chance.

It is not understandable to demand demilitarization and peace in a global society marked by arms race and the sense of latent war.