Sentence examples for has made a clear statement from inspiring English sources
U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley has made a clear statement on the Crimea issue and the associated sanctions.
By winning three of the last four majors, the last two in runaway fashion, Woods has made a clear statement that he is the world's best player, by a wide margin.
With the iPad Pro, Apple has made a clear statement — the iPad could be the future of computers.
With the recent release of a 3D channel model for the study of elevation beamforming and full-dimension multiple-input multiple-output (MIMO) [41], the 3GPP has made a clear statement for the future of wireless network modeling.
That's the good news: The world's leading superpower and the world's leading Internet company have made a clear statement that fundamental freedoms of expression, of assembly must apply in cyberspace.
President Obama could have made a clearer statement: "I call upon Hamas to swiftly renounce that section of its charter that calls for the destruction of Israel and state plainly that it accepts the existence of a Jewish state".
Speaking on BBC Sussex, Cameron said: "The palace has made a very clear statement, the former deputy prime minister has made a very clear statement saying that this didn't happen and I think we should leave it at that.
The Church of England has made a clear and simple moral statement about who its members, as Christians of the social gospel, are today.
"I'm searching like any other public official for an answer, and the Muslims have made a very clear statement, that this blight can be fought". That the dealers have vanished from the block between Bedford and Franklin avenues is unquestionable.
Obama to meet Israeli PM Netanyahu Jump to media player President Obama has made his clearest statement yet of support for a Palestinian state, based on the 1967 borders with Israel.
The new leader of the Christian Democratic party (CDU) has made her clearest statement yet that she is now setting policy in Germany's ruling party by penning a lengthy intervention on Emmanuel Macron's calls for major EU reforms.
