Sentence examples for be clarity of from inspiring English sources
"There must be clarity of command," he said, "clarity of vision".
Third, there needs to be clarity of civilian command of the international presence in Afghanistan, to match the clarity of military command.
"There needs to be clarity of where Andrew Strauss's responsibilities begin and end, and where the coach's begin and end".
There could be clarity of responsibility over the different things a company does, because it would be easier to show people playing different roles on different areas of work — as they actually do.
"It's important that there is clarity of accountability and consistency of practice across these chains".
Altman's great strengths are clarity of thought and an intuitive grasp of complex systems.
The key to its success was clarity of meaning, which is an essential element in every effective branding project, and any other form of communication design.
The compensation for the loss of big-chorus grandeur is clarity of texture and line, always essential and illuminating in Bach.
He added: "It is crucial there is clarity of purpose and for that reason we will go to the Tour with one leader".
