Sentence examples for is designed to clarify from inspiring English sources
In the past few days the convention "praesidium", or steering committee, has published the entire draft constitution, which is designed to clarify and streamline how the EU works and where power lies.
The disclosure law is designed to clarify the roles of buyers' and sellers' agents, in order to, as the form itself states, "help you to make informed choices about your relationship with the real estate broker and its sales associates".
The Bank of England's Fair and Effective Markets Review (FEMR) is shortly expected to suggest greater powers to ban those involved in market manipulation and a new senior managers' regime is designed to clarify lines of responsibility.
The guide, put together by the Marketing, Communications and Audiences department of the national broadcaster, is designed to clarify what the CBBC audience members 'care about, how they see life, what entertains them and the changes they go through growing up'.
This study is designed to clarify the relationship between cytokine-induced changes in cell properties and binding kinetics.
The present study is designed to clarify the role of sympathetic activation in the insulinotropic effect of syringin.
He was mildly surprised by the inability to take on board his many technical points, which were designed to clarify the government's intentions rather than subvert them.
A Wada spokesman said talk of an amnesty was "wide of the mark" and that the document was designed to clarify the position.
The amendments, finalized in May, are designed to clarify how Facebook collects data from its users and leverages it to drive advertising.
