Sentence examples for Make clear for from inspiring English sources

As the authors make clear, for McConnell it is only and always about winning – which he does with unapologetic aplomb.

But what is surprising is that, as his new biographers make clear for the first time, Howells's editorship of The Atlantic was by commercial standards a failure.

At the very least, the inquiry will make clear for all to see that the IPO process is a rigged market.

But Pollock, responding to Burns, said: "The minister does not make clear for what services and care CCGs will have defined geography and responsibility for.

The new rules make clear, for example, that if the person with such a role is a victim or a witness rather than a target of an investigation, extra supervision is not necessary.

Whatever the direction of Washington's relations with Tokyo, Abe's interest should make clear for the president that these are two of America's most formidable assets in re-establishing U.S. influence around the world.

The new SEC fiduciary rules are seemingly trying to make clearer for investors whether they're doing business with a broker or an investment adviser.

However, there are several issues that the authors should make clearer for the readers in order for an audience to understand the messages being communicated and to provide a clear and supportable set of conclusions.

That is especially true in the million-acre Boundary Waters, better known, as its name makes clear, for canoeing.

Mr. Bernanke had made clear for months that he wanted to avoid a bailout of Wall Street.

The rule makes clear, for example, that insurers can substitute one covered service for another as long as they are in the same broad category and "substantially equal".