Sentence examples for understandable public from inspiring English sources

"With the removal of employment restrictions on nationals from Romania and Bulgaria, there is clearly not only a great deal of commentary on that but understandable public interest in understanding what happens after," he said.

The impulse is understandable; public sector unions all too often stand in the way of reform.

After understandable public outcry, the group has now prohibited anyone from filming similar events.

While I did not join the understandable public celebrations of Bin Laden's death, they brought me considerable satisfaction.

The understandable public anger over the issue of MPs' expenses has caused me great stress and has seriously worsened my existing health problem.

In opposition the same fear has gripped them, uncertain how to handle an understandable public fear of moral hazard, needing to separate the deserving from the undeserving.

That's understandable: the public hates the war, and public opinion seems to be running in a progressive direction.

The bonus tax levied last year by the previous government was understandable, given public outrage.

The bombing strikes against Isis targets carried out by Egypt were perhaps understandable: domestic public opinion demanded a stern response.

After the deaths of so many people – especially young people – it is understandable that public feeling runs high.

"It's understandable the public debate is focusing on high profile issues such as adult social care, said Bill Dixon, a Labour councillor in Darlington.