Sentence examples for clear language of from inspiring English sources

DESPITE the clear language of its own report, the city's health department reversed its position on changing the law.

To permit such colloquies to alter the clear language of the statute undermines the intent of Congress.

But the Bush administration appears poised to ignore the clear language of the law and allow some shippers to inspect themselves.

So will the Chamber of Commerce, which sponsors more political advertising than any other group, follow the clear language of the court order and begin revealing the names of its donors?

"As Mayor, you bear a direct responsibility to insure that all the departments of city government are working to carry out the clear language of the new state welfare reform law," he wrote.

The clear language of the relevant contracts indicated that Abbott and Costello had no intention to convey the copyright of the routine to Universal Picture Company ("UPC"), but only granted a limited license to the UPC for movies.

Clear language on the responsibility of industrialised and large emerging economies to fund such activity, and the principles for its use and disbursement, must not be left vague and should be included in any agreement.

But this would be fatuous, since those who are still deluded by the Princeton education (the overwhelming majority) do not use this kind of clear language to understand their own problems.

Their 1994 single "Missing" is an elemental song that uses clear language to elaborate on one of pop's key phrases: "I miss you".

Process considerations included building rapport; ensuring sufficient time for discussion; use of clear language; assessment of patient and family understanding; achieving a shared understanding; and respecting patient values and preferences.

Using clear language instead of verbal shorthand sets a more serious tone and increases the likelihood of payback.