Sentence examples for clarifying that it would from inspiring English sources

The victims' families and opposition politicians said the government should have done more to secure the hostages' release, including clarifying that it would not send troops to Iraq, as it did this week.

Following a call between Secretary John Kelly and defense leads in Europe, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security issued a statement clarifying that it would not seek to ban laptops from the cabin on commercial flights from Europe at this time.

A federal judge blocked the order last month, then Attorney General Jeff Sessions released a memo Monday clarifying that it would apply only to jurisdictions that violate 8 USC 1373, a narrow requirement that local governments allow police to share information with Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

Uber clarified that it would still compensate drivers based on its "surge pricing" model, and that those who paid would also get refunds.

It also clarified that it would determine sexual orientation by self-declaration.

(Slightly different to speech as Miliband clarified that it would go "beyond £8").

Diplo subsequently confirmed the work, but clarified that it would not be EDM.

Dr. Unger said that all makers of new sleeping drugs would now be asked to conduct driving trials; a spokeswoman clarified that it would not be required.

The Tories have clarified that it would not start until 2016 for men and 2020 for women, when their state-pension age will have reached 65.

Over the course of those 13 hours, Paul pushed the Obama administration to clarify that it wouldn't use drones against non-combatant U.S. citizens on American soil.

RWE yesterday clarified that it would not be splitting their core business in two, but both firms are struggling with falling demand created by a surge in home power generation from rooftop solar panels.