Sentence examples for clear stating from inspiring English sources

I n a letter from the European commission last week, the EU made its position very clear, stating that "'boycotting' behaviour against Israeli scientists is totally unproductive and worrying... is unacceptable in project(s) funded by the European Union.

However, Al-Moallem made his feelings about any potential ground troops perfectly clear, stating that any attacks carried out without the consent of the Syrian government would be considered an act of aggression.

Fromm makes his intentions in this chapter clear, stating that it isn't a "do it yourself" guide, but a jumping off point from which readers can pursue their desire to become artists of love.

"The JFK statute is quite clear," stated Anna Nelson, a former ARRB member and a professor at American University.

Entire paragraphs amount to little more than throat-clearing: stating the obvious, reprising what has just been said or suggesting what will soon become apparent.

You had get them back to their original, clear state.

She is a teetotalling vegetarian, keen on the clear state of consciousness delivered by fasting.

To be clear, states determine when their contests will be held.

As an addict, I may not be in a clear state to understand your question.

The response should be clear: states must commit to ending homelessness.

"The courts have made it clear states have the inherent power to enforce the laws of this country," he said.