It can also refer to the ongoing attempts at making legal language more comprehensible to laypeople.

Is it comprehensible, this discrimination against girls, and dealing with them as chests and abdomens and legs?

He wrote, ...everything is the sum of the past and ...nothing is comprehensible except through its history.

Steven Weinberg, the Nobel laureate, once said, The more the universe seems comprehensible, the more it seems pointless.

Establishing clear and comprehensible municipal accounts, independently audited with results published, would help municipalities to gain access to capital.

As some information lapses over time, the world becomes more comprehensible because we become free to focus on what is important.

The Swiss people vote their own taxes, have a high degree of control over how tax revenues are spent, and believe their tax system to be fair, transparent, and comprehensible.

At the same time, in order to completely regulate the insurance legislation, a range of regulations are envisaged to be adopted deriving from the Law on Insurance, which will make the insurance legislation more comprehensible.

In contrast to a steam engine or an old fashioned automobile, whose operations were easily comprehensible, modern automobiles or airplanes are so complicated that their operators have no idea how the technology they are using actually works.

The International Chernobyl Research and Information Network (ICRIN) is expected to be an important channel for translating the scientific findings of the Chernobyl Forum into information that is comprehensible and useful to the affected populations. ICRIN was launched in June 2003.

In that connection, the Committee on Contributions should carefully consider possible scenarios and provide Member States with clear and comprehensible information that would allow them to decide whether or not to modify the current methodology in order to better reflect States' genuine capacity to pay.

States supported further harmonization and coordination of the working methods of the treaty bodies, which would help to make the system more comprehensible and accessible, and some noted that that gradual process would make it possible to identify the avenues to be explored when the proposal for a permanent unified treaty body was considered.

A4.3.11.1 This section is used primarily by medical professionals, occupational health and safety professionals and toxicologists. A concise but complete and comprehensible description of the various toxicological (health) effects, and the available data used to identify those effects, should be provided. Under GHS classification, the relevant hazards, for which data should be provided, are

The people who actually have no money, who have no extravagant budget, but who realize that actually you might achieve greater success in uptake of a government program by actually doubling the level of benefits you pay, but you'll probably achieve exactly that same effect simply by redesigning the form and writing it in comprehensible English.