No clear line, for example, divides the site from the city around it.
"Ideally, noise regulations should set a clear line for neighbors — this is allowed, this isn't".
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For all of Thomas's carefully-threaded interjections for reasons of continuity, it looked clear that the wide-eyed Allen needs a clear line for his trains of thought.
It then drew "a clear line" for reporters: "Citing Times policy, reporters should say no if a source demands, as a condition of an interview, that quotes be submitted afterward to the source or a press aide to review, approve or edit".
His decision to close the Guantánamo Bay prison camp within a year was intended to draw a clear line for all to see between George Bush's efforts to consign foreign terrorist suspects to legal limbo and his own vow to restore America's commitment to the rule of law.
"It's interesting for the staff of the clinic to see how the patients behave, once we've drawn a clear line for them," Kazenmaier tells me while walking me through one of the corridors.
Vitamin D supplementation in initial years of life or during gestational diabetes have showed positive results, but due to inadequate controlled trials carried out, further experimentation considering range of BMI, age, Vitamin D dose, duration, and so forth is imperative to draw clear line for dose efficacy and necessity.
Smart newsrooms develop an ethics code to help journalists do their jobs well, and to create clear lines of demarcation for when inevitable conflicts arise.
