Sentence examples for clarification issues from inspiring English sources
More than 75% of journals either had no such clarification issues, or had fewer than four cases per year.
For clarification, issues raised from both sets of interviews were followed up during seven interviews with district level officers and programme managers.
Other commentators questioned how the clarification issued by the Vatican was said with the doctrine of Papal Infallibility.
A clarification issued on Friday by the club said: "The statement on the NYCFC website in July saying Lampard's two-year contract took effect from Aug 1, 2014 was a mistake.
The only clarification issued to the piece was not related to Summers.
Sonia Caton, a lecturer at the ANU College of Law's migration law program, pointed VICE to the clarification issued by the UK's foreign office, which grants British dual citizens an exemption from the ban.
6 Further clarification issued in March 2012 restricted the maximum dose to 20 mg for subgroups of patients, including those older than 60 years and those taking an inhibitor of cytochrome P450 2C19.
The clarifications issued by the FTSE 100 companies came because they were keen to avoid their remuneration policy being thrown out, since the vote is binding, unlike the existing separate vote on remuneration reports, which is merely advisory.
The list of statements, published on the website of the Investment Management Association, includes public clarifications issued by a total of 32 companies since a new vote on remuneration policies was introduced on 1 October last year.
After lengthy last-minute negotiations, and clarifications issued by the United Nations on the criteria for disqualifying fraudulent ballots, Mr. Abdullah's team announced it had provisionally agreed to attend the audit on Monday.
Executive Orders have increased dramatically since the Founding Era (although they have decreased markedly since FDR), and most "laws" in the country now come from administrative rules, guidance, and clarifications issued by administrators who mostly report to the president.
