Sentence examples for understandable principles from inspiring English sources

Instead of punitive taxes on politically targeted companies, America needs uniform, unbiased and understandable principles for defining the corporate tax base.

Use that bully pulpit of yours to engage the American people in a discussion of understandable and sensible principles when they are under siege by the irrational opposition.

Undemanding in principle, understandable for maintaining the integrity of the competitions and unthreatening for all participating nations.

One is reminded of Stephen Hawking's bizarre conjecture at the end of "A Brief History of Time" (Bantam; 1988) that when physicists eventually find an equation which unifies the fundamental physical forces, then it should "be understandable in broad principle by everyone, not just a few scientists".

This was understandable because adopting one principle over the other could mean a difference in the region of hundreds of millions of dollars for the largest dealers.

"The new design principles seem very understandable now that they've been described, and attention to them should indeed help automated design".

The genesis of hyperchloremic metabolic acidosis is thus readily understandable based on the Stewart principles [ 3].

If this goes against your principles it's understandable; however, having a phone isn't the same as using it.

In light of the war in Iraq and the problems that the United States has faced extricating itself from Afghanistan, his adoption of the precautionary principle was perfectly understandable, and it reflected the mood of his country.

An increasing number of studies have revealed that complicated biological systems often share simple and universal design principles that are more understandable to biologists.

Once the basic principles of fractions is understandable, then you can try to challenge them with it.