It's one thing to act in an instant -- when adrenaline rushes through your veins and pumps extraordinary strength to your muscles and grants clarity to your mind to gather all your nerve and power to jump in and DO SOMETHING.
"Grant us clarity and guidance: there is so much suffering now," he prayed to the dying sun.
But critics contend that a watering-down law not only fails to grant full legal clarity to either of the two sides but also opens the door to long legal disputes over the exact definition of a snippet and how much text can be legally reproduced by the search engines without incurring charges.
Yet the larger point is that we take for granted the reliability, clarity, and ease of use of Google Maps.
Any problems the reviewers have with your rationale/significance must be addressed early in the rebuttal and in the body of the grant application with sufficient clarity that the reviewer will be convinced.
Granted, the fuel cell Clarity is technically an electric car, but the electric version charges at any outlet rather than being fueled at a so-far rare hydrogen fueling station.
When the miracle was granted, Dara realized that the clarity of sight blurred God in the eye of the soul, whereupon she asked Brigit to return her to the beauty of darkness.
The driving rhythms and artful structures of her poems are in service of a rigorous examination of her own life and the lives of those around her," said Doty. "By writing with such candour and clarity, Olds has granted younger poets – especially women – permission to speak.
It is imperative that there is no room for debate about whether consent has been granted and you should always seek clarity before photographing/filming, if there is any doubt.
Consent is either granted or not -- but either way, clarity reigns supreme.
To that end, Nocsae awarded $600,000 in grants for concussion-related research to pursue greater clarity on the issue.
