Sentence examples for clear countries from inspiring English sources

The message is clear: countries that deny fair opportunities to women are hampering their potential for development and growth.

The inference was clear: Countries that previously were described as allies of the United States are now seen as a dark threat.

Nutritionists say the implications of the large body of research that informs the bank's report is clear: countries must intervene before children turn 2. "If you miss that period, the damage is irreversible, especially in cognition, but also in growth," said Marie Ruel, director of the division of food consumption and nutrition at the International Food Policy Research Institute.

"The global picture remains clear: Countries that implement the death penalty are an isolated minority," said Sangiorgio. "While Amnesty International recorded executions in 22 countries in 2014, that number was almost double 41 two decades ago in 1995.

"Clearly, consumers cannot exercise that choice without clear country of origin labelling.

But under European Union rules, if Ahava skin creams and Yarden cabernets are not products of Israel, they have no clear country of origin, complicating customs procedures.

Which raises the question, which chips? 1) Skin-on: the adult chip, the chip that tastes of soil, honest toil, clean rain and clear country air.

A clear country assortativity pattern can be observed (with a nominal assortavity coefficient for countries of 0.53), as most preceding alters of egos are in the same country.

What would al Qaeda want more than having a clear country as a base to operate from?

Concerning sex and household income there are some clear country specific differences.

Typically, however, passive provision of this information is not enough to lead to clear country decisions [ 1].