Take primary education, understandably the focus of much aid spending over the past two decades.
Donors quite understandably pour money into education and health – freeing the rulers to use the state's oil revenue to create and fund thousands of state jobs.
Interdisciplinarity is a buzzword in biology education, and understandably so, for the major scientific challenges of the 21st century climate change, global health, personalized medicine, and genetic engineering, to name a few require insights from across the natural and mathematical sciences.
Those who argue, sometimes understandably, against the provision of education in correctional facilities are choosing punishment over rehabilitation.
Employers have moved cautiously in the area of providing financial education to employees, understandably concerned about possible liabilities if the education is misunderstood or misapplied.
Early education advocates are understandably eager to increase program access, especially for disadvantaged children.
Public education advocates are understandably angered by Trump's call to cut overall federal education funding by $7.1 billion, while spending $1.1 billion on vouchers that families can use to pay for private school.
With the economy still terribly weak, many people are understandably unsure about the value of education.
But after accumulating alarming amounts of student loan debt from pursuing an undergraduate degree, it's understandably difficult to consider seeking further education like grad school.
Understandably, then, the organizations considering cancer education did not want to get on the wrong side of the nation's general practitioners at least, not over this subject.
