Sentence examples for included clarifying from inspiring English sources

Lest readers be confused about the distinction of fact and fiction, Mr. Hosler has included clarifying footnotes.

The changes Mrs. Clinton suggested included clarifying that same-sex partners of victims would be compensated for their losses and ensuring that the families of illegal immigrants who died would not be deported if they sought awards.

Based on the realization that their patient might die, residents cited potential changes in management that included clarifying treatment goals, improving communication with families, spending more time with patients and ordering fewer laboratory tests.

Specifically with clients who attended the IVF units, they reported that the nurses, in addition to the roles already mentioned, performed additional roles which included: clarifying their doctors' instructions regarding their treatment options, assisting the doctor during embryo transfer and staying with them for one hour following embryo transfer.

These included: Clarify in an easily understandable way the governance and decision-making roles of the cabinet; chief executive; corporate management team; corporate directors; scrutiny committees and audit committee.

The victims' families and opposition politicians said the government should have done more to secure the hostages' release, including clarifying that it would not send troops to Iraq, as it did this week.

This plan includes clarifying how profits from the sale of technology products and services like cellphones and software should be taxed when the businesses that sell them operate through subsidiaries in multiple countries.

In the process, significant points of operational detail will need to be resolved, including clarifying the range of trading activity appropriate for commercial banks in support of customer relationships.

While it has been subjected to some refinements by Revenue & Customs – including clarifying the definition of a "bank" – the government is determined to press on with the payroll tax on bonuses and made clear it intends to clamp down on any avoidance techniques, such as deferring payments beyond the tax year.

Lewis said it would be "churlish" of Labour to resist Patten's appointment, but while accepting the peer had the "experience and credibility" to do the job, he said his party's support would "be conditional" on the peer meeting a series of tests, including clarifying his business and political interests.

Planned changes include clarifying the presumption against closing rural schools.