Sentence examples for has again made clear from inspiring English sources

"The Obama administration has again made clear its plan to grant backdoor amnesty to illegal immigrants," Mr. Smith said.

By signaling that Washington will try to get what it wants not by spending more money but by threatening to withhold it, the White House has again made clear that it will not lunge into the latest Middle East turmoil but will continue to keep its distance.

"Today the G77 has again made their voice very clear," said Jim Prentice, Canada's Minister for the Environment.

The Prime Minister's spokeswoman said MPs had voted five times against reducing the voting age and added: "The important thing is that the Commons has once again made clear its view".

Mary Ellen Croteau Chicago, Dec. 31, 2009 To the Editor: In the United States Department of Agriculture's dual, and often conflicting, roles as protector of consumers and promoter of agricultural products, it has once again made a clear choice.

"This Department of Justice under Jeff Sessions has time and time again made it clear that its explicit agenda is to attack and undermine the civil rights of our most vulnerable communities," he wrote, "rather than standing up for them as they should be doing". .

Yesterday, Lindros once again made clear he has no intention of returning to the Flyers, for whom he has played his entire N.H.L. career after forcing the Quebec Nordiques to trade his negotiating rights on June 30 , 1992

Upon joining the Knicks, Stoudemire again made his preferences clear.

"But Ed Miliband has once again made clear he will never trust the British people to have their say - he opposes a referendum.

"Duck Dynasty" has been made whole again.

Derek Shaw, the former director of near rivals Preston North End tasked with running Rovers sanely again, has made it clear the club has almost no chance of complying with the Championship's new financial fair play standard when it is assessed in December.