Sentence examples for a clarification of a from inspiring English sources

The Army portrayed its announcement of the extension, which was reported today by The Washington Post, as a clarification of a troop-rotation policy that Gen. John M. Keane, then the acting Army chief of staff, outlined on July 23.

The scientific journal Nature has issued a clarification of a recent report that human embryonic stem cells can be derived without harm to the embryo, but has affirmed the report's validity.

Today's decision by Judge Peter C. Dorsey was a clarification of a ruling he made on July 23 suspending a state law that prevented political candidates for statewide office and Congressional seats from appearing on a party's primary ballot unless at least 15percentt of the party's delegates support them.

The new measures are a clarification of a crackdown that Twitter first announced in January in response to concerns around how the platform was used in relation to the 2016 U.S. Presidential election.

A clarification of a distinction between true cell types and functional subtypes within the tectal cell population.

It was at this occasion that Revicki and Schwartz [ 5] made a clarification of a subject that is more complicated than it first appears.

It is, after all, the key news page and, if dominated by a clarification of an earlier story, has less relevance to the reader than reports of fresh events; it is the audience which loses out.

Stock market tiddler UK Oil & Gas has issued a "clarification of press comment," a statement that requires a clarification in itself.

This imagery adds a density of thought, a clarification of purpose and powerful sense of place.

"Could I have a clarification of the facts for a moment?" she asked one lawyer.

He scoured YouTube in search of a rebuttal, a clarification of the Chinese perspective, but he found nothing in English except pro-Tibet videos.