Sentence examples for clearly deciding from inspiring English sources

The F.D.A. is now clearly deciding in favor of regulation, saying the tests of disease risk can have medical consequences.

He said in an interview on Friday that the most convincing documents supporting Mr. Wilson's contentions were records of communications among government lawyers clearly deciding to withhold evidence.

HONG KONG — Premier Wen Jiabao of China and his cabinet decided Wednesday to "streamline" the country's rare earth industry by consolidating production, clamping down on illegal mining and clearly deciding which government agencies would oversee it, the government said.

Clearly, deciding how much information about Carlyle's burgeoning career is required in order to make sense of Jane's mounting unhappiness is a very close call (by the age of 45 he could pretty much be counted as the country's most influential non-fiction writer).

With the jig all but up for Barcelona, Marcos embarked on his journey of truth, the Long Walk from halfway line to penalty spot, clearly deciding along the way that if Duckadam was going to keep diving to his right, he was going to put the ball the other side.

Clearly deciding he's got himself a crew to make a PR film directed by him, he pulls a strop and loses his rag every two minutes.

And you have clearly decided that openness works for you.

Many investors clearly decided to follow Ashley's lead.

The municipality has clearly decided that picking up litter around the shacks is Lonmin's job.

Mr Sarkozy has clearly decided to chase the far-right electorate.

But Ramsay last night clearly decided that a carefully-worded climb down was in order.