Sentence examples for firmly clarifying from inspiring English sources
She believes that the biggest contribution the commission can make is "firmly clarifying" the policy solutions that are necessary for "systemic change" in the region.
It is far easier to say "we don't accept that" than to go to the effort of ringing it all through, so be prepared to politely but firmly clarify the appropriateness of your coupon actions by pointing out the store policy.
Vidal added that the group was "firmly committed to clarifying the facts", cooperating with investigators, providing compensation to the victims, and ensuring the crimes are never repeated.
It's probably worth clarifying that Barry's solution – and interfering with nests more generally – is firmly proscribed by the law.
Pearl Harbor was similarly clarifying.
Politely but firmly, the performer declines to clarify.
"The subject is firmly on our radar, and we need to clarify the position as soon as possible," Dawson said.
Francis Maude, the Conservative chairman, gave the report a cautious welcome, saying that his party accepted its "main" recommendations, but adding: "The ball is now firmly in Labour's court to reform and clarify its relationship with the trade unions".
In a report in June the Commons select committee on culture, media and sport, led by Gerald Kaufman MP, "firmly" recommended that the government should introduce new legislation to clarify the protection that individuals can expect from invasion of their privacy.
One occasionally longs for some subtle, square-bracketed authorial intervention to clarify certain specialist references and steer readers through the thicket of Matts and Mikes, Daves and Dans, but Yarm stands firmly back from the narrative hubbub.
