Sentence examples for is clarification from inspiring English sources
noun
The act of clarifying; the act or process of making clear or transparent by freeing visible impurities; particularly, the clearing or fining of liquid substances from feculent matter by the separation of the insoluble particles which prevent the liquid from being transparent.
- The clarification of wine.
But is clarification enough?
"The waiting game," she added, "may continue until there is clarification on Iraq, energy prices and the election".
Now it plans to take the additional step of making all of its products from white corn "until there is clarification from the government on the safety of the yellow corn supply".
"Until there is clarification on the federal level about immigration laws, and enabling people to come here and live and work, these kinds of questions are going to keep coming up".
"Maybe this brings something out, where the ground rules are posted in every clubhouse, the ground rules are posted in every umpires room, so there is clarification," he said.
Monaco have been to France's highest court in a bid to overturn a decision to effectively ban them from Ligue 1 unless they subject themselves to the same fiscal regime as the other clubs but so far all they have achieved is clarification that that ruling will not take effect until next season.
"There's never been clarification about what the LSC does and what the governing body does.
"There is then intended to be clarification as to how you tell the difference.
— there has been clarification on a report last week that Mattingly called a team meeting about Puig.
I just want there to be clarification and understanding about what it is that performance capture is.
KII Respondent Within the health education, there ought to be clarification of the term "PMTCT".
