Sentence examples for understandable relations from inspiring English sources

The commentator thus attempts to explain the tricky notion of potential-parthood in terms of more understandable relations, namely, the predication relation and the relation of an integral part to its whole.

Therefore, specialization of audit firms by auditors who have the experience of working in specialized audit firms could be a logical step to reduce the concentration of the audit market and improve understandable relations among all stakeholders.

Peppered throughout have been forays into Rudd's favourite stomping ground of foreign affairs – entirely understandable in relation to the unfolding crisis in Syria but less so when it comes to the release of "country plans" for India, Japan and China.

6. Labelling - Each descriptive category was assigned a tailored linguistic expression i.e. the headings of the descriptive categories.Question: Which expression can be used to make this descriptive category understandable in relation to how the physiotherapy intervention is experienced?

"This is understandable because it undermines relations with Russia, but it's not acceptable because relations were undermined not by Marina Litvinenko [in pressing for the inquiry] but by the people who murdered her husband in the first place".

However, in reality, such an inversely U shaped relation is understandable.

Given this strong positive relation, it is understandable that Chevreul and other color theorists erroneously equated color harmony and color preference: generally speaking, people do tend to prefer harmonious color combinations.

As he spoke, a deputy foreign minister was in Moscow to discuss the visit.Mr Abe's enthusiasm for better relations with Russia is understandable.

Holding back the correspondence, though an understandable safeguard against damaging Anglo-American relations, is not obviously in keeping with that promise.Yet there are a few caveats to this.

Only the deepest strategic convictions can justify an approach as harmful as this to Israel's relations with the U.S. Understandable as they may be, they are misguided.

Since the party had cravenly supported the French repression of Algeria, and since Derrida was an Algerian Jewish colonial, his oblique relations to official Marxism were understandable.