Sentence examples for clarify language from inspiring English sources

Roy Occhiogrosso, a spokesman for the governor, said that there would be no renegotiation of substantive issues, but that Mr. Malloy would clarify language in the deal itself or in a separate document if it would help the ratification process.

During the two-hour hearing, Mr. Gupta's primary lawyer, Gary P. Naftalis, pressed the government to clarify language in its indictment that suggested his client had leaked information about companies other than Procter and Goldman to Mr. Rajaratnam, the former head of the Galleon Group.

She said DHH "will be rescinding the language regarding the 30-day period for blood tests" and will also clarify language in the proposed rules that would have forced existing abortion clinics to undergo extensive renovations.

Finally we recognize that bad employers do exist and discrimination does occur - as the one woman pointed out not all workplaces respect women equally - so we propose reforms to clarify language in existing pay equity and pregnancy discrimination laws to ensure women are adequately protected.

The lawyer may identify ways to clarify language or identify areas you missed.

Judge James E. Wilson ordered the sponsor of the state's personhood initiative to add clarifying language.

Perhaps clarifying language satisfactory to all can be drafted, allowing a final rule proposal to be issued this year by both boards.

Just a bit of clarifying language was all he wanted, he said, to make sure that politicians running for office could "coordinate" with independent groups in their election campaigns.

The main relevant point seems to be the assertion that Mr Obama is not really interested in scrapping NAFTA, but rather in "clarifying language on labour mobility and environmental standards" and in making these concerns "more core to the agreement".

Google initially denied its own inaccurate reporting, but later backtracked, adding that it had added clarifying language.

We feel that the clarifying language better reflects our actual long-held policy, which respects AT&T's customers' rights to freely voice their opinions and concerns.