He made his own opposition to apartheid clear, declaring in 1974 that racial segregation was "morally and economically unacceptable".
Peter Huber and Mark Mills – in their outstanding 2005 book about energy, The Bottomless Well – made this point clear, declaring: "Economic growth marches hand in hand with increased consumption of electricity – always, everywhere, without significant exception in the annals of modern industrial history".
"One thing I will make clear," he declared.
No clear winner declared.... as a third-party candidate.
"The test of whether Mr Rudd is fair dinkum is clear," Abbott declared at the time.
A bright-line rule requiring a clear publicly declared demarcation between official business and political or private business is essential.
Meeting with reporters touring the Olympic Park as the scale of the security mess became clear, he declared that things were "infinitely better" than they were in 1948, when London last hosted the Olympics.
But the animus against the work was clear, and declared itself unmistakably when McCarthy scolded even one of his heroes, Michel Leiris, for stooping to "candid confession and exposure of personal peccadillos … ie Oprah literature".
It was not clear, it declared, that Hungary would be able to join the euro at a time of its own choosing.The central bank also cast doubt on the government's plan to cut the budget deficit, 9% last year, to 2.5% by 2006.
All potential H-1B hiring, furthermore, would have to be done through "a public, Web-based process" with a clear and declared preference required for Americans who have the minimum qualifications to become "reasonably productive in the use of that skill within a month, via on-the-job learning".
