The European Commission called it "disturbing news if proven true" and said it expected "clarity and transparency" about the issue from Washington.
Where one expected clarity, there was confusion.
Mick Davis [Xstrata chief executive] is holding an analyst lunch in London on Monday where we expect clarity on a number of key investor concerns.
At Yale Rep, don't expect clarity after a mumbled first scene where essential exposition is unfathomable, given the often unintelligible line readings of two badly directed actors, one playing Mirabel.
Those expecting clarity, however, would leave disappointed.
But when it comes to national security, we expect clarity and sobriety.
We expect clarity on allowed returns shortly, which should remove uncertainty, and we think fears of dividend cuts are overdone.
Students and those who influence their decisions are increasingly savvy and expect clarity on what new experiences they will be exposed to while at university.
This sometimes leads those who expect clarity and logic, rather than complexity and self-cancelling entrapment, from French laws to think that the straight croissants are all butter and the curved ones are reliably not.
By Amy Davidson Sorkin June 21 , 2012There is a vagueness at the heart of the Supreme Court ruling in Federal Communications Commission v. Fox Television et. al., which is odd — not because one expects clarity from the Justices but because the F.C.C. itself lost the case by being too vague.
