Sentence examples for understandable purpose from inspiring English sources

What makes the clash particularly disturbing on both sides of the Atlantic is that it arises as a result of a treaty entered into by the Blair government and the Bush administration in the aftermath of 9/11 with the understandable purpose of making the transfer of alleged terrorists between the two countries as effective and efficient as possible.

Successful implementation of mobile-phone technology may, therefore, be contingent on a clearly described an understandable purpose or goal and gains for the patient involved [ 21, 25].

This hastily sketched portrait served the understandable purposes of rallying America to defend itself against a disciplined, well-prepared foe if such it was, and who could then be sure?—and of deflecting the charge that American intelligence had been napping.

When the speaker held up dissertations from the humanities departments and joked about their content with the (mostly medical) students in the room, the assumption was of a shared scientific perspective where drably designed medical dissertations had an understandable, serious purpose.

While climate change is mentioned in the SFDRR, the mandate to address climate change remains with the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCC) and not with UNISDR, which, though not ideal for our purposes, is understandable in the context of the enormous political sensitivity of any UN statements on climate change.

Few royal watchers think the 18-year-old is fit for purpose, which is understandable given that the carpenters have made the thrones six inches too tall, so her feet dangle ridiculously.

In light of this ultimate purpose it is understandable that the nurses yearned to convey consolation in order to help their patients to achieve a peaceful, uncomplicated and harmonious death.

Tactically, for military training and operational purposes, this is understandable.

This is understandable and useful for regulatory purposes; but this situation does not help ease the impending relative efficacy and live license hurdles.

Because of that limited attention span, they prefer one-dimensional offerings that have a very clear and explicit purpose, and an immediately understandable voice and mission.

"Fit for purpose" means not only understandable by diverse audiences but also globally accessible.