Sentence examples for be a clear message from inspiring English sources

With this in mind, there seems to be a clear message for the religious environmentalist.

The prime minister's spokesman said this would be a "clear message" that the rest of the UK wants Scotland to stay in the union.

"There needs to be a clear message from the top, from the mayor, that things need to change," said Rachel Aldred, an expert on cycling at Westminster University.

Those attacks took place just after riots that followed the demolition of the Babri Masjid, and so there appeared to be a clear message.

Unlike the original contract, which laid out specifics such as support for Congressional term limits and applying workplace laws to Congress, this version is expected to shy away from detailing policies".It will be a clear message about where Democrats want to go, what we stand for and what we will do when we take back the House," one Democratic leadership aide explained.

There will be a clear message from Steve Hansen, though – it was the same when I was playing for the All Blacks – and that is that you do not want to be lying on the beach with rocks under your towels, having just lost the last game of the series.

Could there be a clearer message from Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's obstinacy regarding settlements that Israel is not interested in peace under any reasonable terms?

"I definitely feel there should be a clearer message given to users," he said.

There can't be a clearer message of how London has not wasted any time in transforming the park.

It's a clear message – more women means more profits.

"For the Europeans there is a clear message," Lord Robertson said.