Sentence examples for clarifications which from inspiring English sources

The Football League has subsequently requested certain clarifications, which have been provided.

"The worst thing about being Gudsa Usendi" he says, "is issuing clarifications which are never published.

The leaders and the governor agreed late Friday on "clarifications," which should make it easier for union workers to approve the complicated contract.

But you are going to meet British MPs, your objective is not clear, you are unable to comply with the clarifications which were asked of you, and again you want to go.

Ann's badgering and legalistic clarifications, which are meant to shake out the violent, radical ideas that she believes Cathy still holds, serve only to reinforce for the audience the righteousness of Cathy's exasperation.

Last-minute clarifications, which could be published as early as next week, are likely to be closely scrutinised by anti-bribery campaigners, some of whom are concerned that Clarke is drifting beyond his powers, using departmental guidance to recast primary legislation.

Cameron's spokesman issues a further clarification which raises an obvious question.

That statement prompted demands for clarification, which came, in a fashion, from Webb's spokeswoman, Kristian Denny Todd.

"Wait what" is actually a very effective way of asking for clarification, which is crucial to understanding.

Recovery steps usually include product isolation and feedstream clarification, which also provide a certain level of purification.

Lord Williams issued a clarification which British transport police hailed as a "significant change" and which would increase the chances of prosecution if evidence of criminal wrongdoing emerged.