Sentence examples for clarified if from inspiring English sources

As is true in all relationships, distance has a way of bringing clarified, if unnuanced, perspectives.

Regulatory jurisdiction must be clarified if the new rules are to have any teeth.

The policy needs to be clarified if the new Offa director is to have any impact.

Of course, this assumes several issues which will have to be clarified if the proposal becomes law.

Again the Lords report calls usefully for it to be clarified if "grossly offensive" does cover revenge porn, for which there is currently no clear case law.

Russell, whose general approach would be adopted by philosophers in the formalist tradition, was a major influence on those who believed that philosophical problems could be clarified, if not solved, by using the technical equipment of formal logic and who saw the physical sciences as the only means of gaining knowledge of the world.

The FBI did not clarify if it interviewed Rahami himself.

Asked to clarify if a deal for Henry was still possible, Wenger said: "No".

So we asked the Sydney Morning Herald's editor-in-chief, Darren Goodsir, to clarify if it was branded content.

Asked to clarify if this was an option that was being considered, the spokesman ducked the question.

However, the UK government has not been able to clarify if the export licence criteria are being met.