Sentence examples for clarity for future from inspiring English sources

Those seeking clarity for future claims of religious free exercise will not find it in Justice Ginsburg's haiku-like concurrence in this case.

With the new owners, he said, "there will be stability, there will be funds and there will be clarity for the future of our business".

He said last week that the would-be buyers had promised to provide financing of up to 500 million euros, or $708 million, as well as stability and "clarity for the future of our business".

Ten years of soaring highs and plummeting lows were brought to an abrupt end by a bland and unsatisfactory statement from the England & Wales Cricket Board, with vague allusions to a "team ethic" and the need to bring "clarity for the future".

Most owners told me they would have preferred their business burn down as the lengthy insurance negotiation and lack of clarity for the future are too much of a burden.

A spokeswoman for the Science and Technology Facilities Council (STFC), which manages Isis, said British research councils were developing a new funding model for domestic facilities that aimed to provide "greater clarity and certainty for future years".

The BBC needed more "clarity" and "accountability" for future investments, the report findings said.

There was at least some clarity for the immediate future: cuts in next year's military budget are likely to be minimal or at least modest, depending on the way the counting is done.

No Greater Clarity for Brownfields The future of a state program that provides tax credits for companies that decontaminate and redevelop polluted land appears to be as uncertain as ever.

Consensus has been reached on a definition and a set of principles governing CBE for older people; this provides clarity for implementation and future research about CBE.

The ECC committee report also called for greater clarity on future funding for energy from consumer bills, controlled through a system known as the levy control framework, to give investors certainty to push ahead with new developments.