Sentence examples for clearly spelt out from inspiring English sources

The window to "rent" a television programme and view will be shorter than the seven-day period for free VoD catchup services such as the iPlayer, just 48 hours, with terms clearly spelt out to users.

The amendments passed this week potentially resolve the argument of whether the government can provide money for a big policy area without first legislating on it, as financing the centre in Nauru is clearly spelt out in the changes.

The abolition of tax relief on maintenance payments from April next year was not mentioned in the Chancellor's Budget speech, but it is clearly spelt out in the Red Book, which sets out the details of Mr Brown's measures.

Although the MDGs have a strong focus on poverty reduction and some economic and social rights, they contain no mention of "good governance" and "Democratic and participatory governance based on the will of people" – both of which were clearly spelt out in the millennium declaration.

Values and principles underlying the policies are clearly spelt out in three of the four countries.

The scope, purpose and dissemination methods for the research were clearly spelt out in the informed consent forms.

"That has to be clearly spelled out".

Insurers say the terms of coverage are clearly spelled out in their policies.

The criteria for impeachment are not clearly spelled out in the State Constitution.

In this case, he said, the charge sheet "clearly" spelled out the role of the auditors.

In addition, Dynegy's proxy did not clearly spell out that the proxy stayed in effect for any postponement.