Sentence examples for clearly advance from inspiring English sources
A federal district judge in Miami rejected the Bush team's request on Monday, but tonight Bush lawyers filed a new brief arguing an injunction would "clearly advance the public interest".
Fundamental rights can be limited only if doing so will clearly advance important public interests, to an extent proportional to the limitation.
This special issue consists of eleven manuscripts that clearly advance the state-of-the art in the area of wireless cross-layer design.
Nanoparticles clearly advance facile carrier transport with the additional surface area, thereby improving the solar cell efficiency by the enhanced short-circuit current (Jsc) and fill factor (FF). Below are the links to the authors' original submitted files for images.
The idea here is that just as Amnesty International may not require me to pay dues to it regardless of my membership even though these dues would clearly advance the protection of human rights throughout the world, so the state may not require me to comply with its commands even though such compliance would advance the purposes of justice in the world.
Brazil, on the other hand, has emerged as a powerhouse of resources (arable land, commodities, water), but could clearly advance its economy further with an adoption of more refined democratic principles, such as those offered in the US.
They're clearly advancing towards #Tahrir, not defending themselves.
The technology of doping has clearly advanced in leaps and bounds since then.
That clearly advances the goals of the First Amendment and ensures that more Americans, wealthy or not, can participate in the political process.
Rather than abandoning a human-rights policy that has so clearly advanced our national interests over the past forty years, this is the time to double down.
It had clearly advanced somewhat since her original neurological examination, in 1996, and there were hints — though no more than hints — that her problems might no longer be purely visual, or confined to the visual, occipital parts of the brain.
