Sentence examples for a clear statement to from inspiring English sources

But it will have to be based on a clear statement to Russia.

There were some moments of pure genius, including the gay kiss in the opening moments that made a clear statement to those 42 countries competing in the Games which have laws against homosexuality on their statute books.

For that reason, Chief Justice William H. Rehnquist said in his opinion for the court, Congress should not be understood to have granted the agency this degree of authority in the absence of a "clear statement" to that effect.

They wrote: "It would also send a clear statement to the extreme minority – who appear to believe they have licence to attack and harass migrants – that the British public finds their views repugnant and unwelcome in our society".

Although this was rebuffed it was seen as a clear statement to London and the south east of the economic opportunities in Yorkshire, the largest county in the UK, with more than five million inhabitants.

They say this is not only necessary to put the UK in a strong position to seek protection for Britons in other EU countries, but it will also "send a clear statement to the extreme minority – who appear to believe they have licence to attack and harass migrants – that the British public finds their views repugnant and unwelcome in our society".

"We need to set some really concrete goals, and no new net vehicles into North Bayshore is a very clear statement to make".

Cameron's answer was: I don't believe that, and she [Stroud]'s actually put out a very clear statement to say she was completely misreported; she believes in gay equality.

However, despite their unprecedented techniques of distributing information and mobilising support, the opposition still lacks a clear statement as to where it is going and what it would do were it to topple the regime.

I haven't seen a clear statement as to whether being on Cobra (from prior coverage on my ex-wife's employer plan) will exclude me from the exchanges.

There is not yet a clear statement as to precisely what any extended evolutionary synthesis (EES) entails, what its core assumptions are, and how they differ from the modern synthesis.