Sentence examples for clarifying that he will from inspiring English sources

Mr. Wieseltier, reached by telephone in Israel, where he was attending the Jerusalem Book Fair, was more modest, clarifying that he will be sharing the $1 million purse with the French philosopher Michel Serres, his fellow winner in the prize's "Present" category, and echoing the sentiments of the Nobel Prize-winning Italian poet Eugenio Montale.

And who else could be on the Today programme talking about central bank independence and deflationary forces, before segueing seamlessly into clarifying that he will not be fired out of a cannon in Blackpool tomorrow, but that he will be lowered from the roof by a rope.

They were clearly delighted that the forum was taking place, but also spoke on behalf of McMinimee, clarifying that he "will not be able to answer all of your questions.

"We're calling on the cardinal by tomorrow to clarify that he will proceed in good faith in settlement negotiations," he said.

He has clarified that he will not help them with the Swansea Bay tidal project or Hinkley Point, both of which he was involved in as part of his ministerial role.

Ferguson's consistent support for owners responsible for current debt of £437m has put him at odds with many supporters but, in an unusual move, he released a statement on Thursday to explain his support for the Americans and to clarify that he will not benefit from the proposed flotation.

On Monday, he clarified that he will.

In an interview with Fortune, Weiner clarified that he will be focusing on "business development" and tried to downplay the new job.

By Thursday, the new comptroller clarified that he will not be investigating the deal that led to Peña Nieto's purchase of a house from a government contractor, as first revealed by The Wall Street Journal, because Andrade's office can only investigate federal officials.

Gibbons also liases with the BBC press office about the possibility of a statement clarifying that McAlpine will not be named, but no release is sent out.

The new language removes any mention of classifying problematic studies or results, for instance, instead clarifying that HHS will support only research that can be shared publicly.