Sentence examples for given clarification from inspiring English sources

'Saudi Arabia has never even been given clarification on the death of our four diplomats killed in Bangkok, let alone seeing justice served'.

A member of the Riyadh monitoring committee who was present for the verdict told reporters, "Saudi Arabia has never even been given clarification on the death of our four diplomats killed in Bangkok, let alone seeing justice served".

"They even dug up old cases where MSPL had given clarifications and were [resolved], and came back with more questions," says Venkataiah.

"We believe this ruling is important because it gives clarification of the European regulatory framework applicable to merging companies, he said".

On Wednesday, the group added, "We earnestly ask the Pakistani government and officials to give clarification, and, just as they have announced, he should be released".

Internet service providers (ISPs), as well as Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Ask.fm and Tumblr, have provided the UK Safer Internet Centre with contacts who can give clarification on their site's safety features and to whom the centre can address reports of misuse.

The Labour MP asked John Bercow, the Speaker: "Could I ask whether you have had a request from any minister of Her Majesty's government to attend this house and give clarification to the rather crass and insensitive statements of the enterprise adviser to the government that we've 'never had it so good'.

Furthermore, in the following paragraph the rainfall data is expanded to show more recent rainfall data and to give clarification for the updated districts.

All were contacted by e-mail, and all gave clarification.

This map will prove useful for future studies of this region of the cattle genome as it gives clarification regarding the structure and organization of BoLA and highlights potential inaccuracies in the Btau_3.1 assembly.

Follow-up questions concerning the HDMs' thoughts, feelings and actions such as "Tell me more about that" or "What do you mean by that" were asked when the interviewer wanted them to elaborate further or give clarification [ 15].