Sentence examples for has made it plain from inspiring English sources

The leadership in Beijing has made it plain that its first priority is to stimulate China's domestic economy to prevent the growth from which the regime draws a big slice of its legitimacy slumping below 7% next year.

Anonymous, for its part, has made it plain that it goes after defense and intelligence contractors to expose their security vulnerabilities, not for financial or strategic gain.

The Iraqis object to this because they argue that the Americans, with Britain tagging along, have political reasons for never giving Iraq the weaponry all-clear that would allow it freely to sell its oil again.The Clinton administration has made it plain that, if diplomacy fails, and the council rejects military force, it is prepared to act on its own.

And Reid has made it plain that there are consequences for stepping out of line.

The Internet has made it plain that information and knowledge cross state lines.

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"I told him he was an awesome guy," said Eddie, who has made it plain he has no hard feelings.

And Mrs Pelosi has made it plain that some version of the public option is a must for her chamber.

Findlay has made it plain that Roy cannot hope to escape a similar embarrassment should their paths cross.

Whatever deal is struck, Mr Djindjic has made it plain that Mr Milosevic's days as a free man are numbered.

But the new Democratic Congress has made it plain that they do not intend to give Mr Bush any quarter.