Sentence examples for clear nations from inspiring English sources

But the message at the conference was clear: nations want a comprehensive, lasting solution and do not want to keep meeting at donor conferences to pick up the pieces after fighting.

The lesson seems clear: Nations that aggressively rebuild their financial systems in the first-world mold are just as vulnerable to shocks -- perhaps in some cases more so -- than nations that make such changes halfheartedly.

But while the term itself is a collectively vague one, what is being referred to is usually pretty clear: nations of the world banding together and deciding that certain conduct in wartime is simply unacceptable for being too inhumane.

These rules are clear: All nations have the right to peaceful nuclear energy; those nations with nuclear weapons must move towards disarmament; those nations without nuclear weapons must forsake them.

And we've made it clear, big nations can't bluff.

"We've got all options on the table, because we want to make it very clear to nations that you will not threaten the United States or use weapons of mass destruction against us or our allies or friends," he said.

Brazil and India are leading a coalition that wants trade rules rewritten to make it clear that nations can violate patents and save money on, for example, AIDS or malaria drugs when they face an acute health crisis.

In blunt terms, she made it clear that nations that did not join the fighting to oust Mr. Hussein should not expect the leading role in deciding what kind of government would follow him.

As the Sept. 11 commission made clear, the nation urgently needs to reorganize its intelligence agencies.

While his passport may read New Zealand, Crowe made it clear which nation he called home.

It's about articulating a clear 'one nation' vision of non-selective excellence for everybody.