Sentence examples for is intended to clarify from inspiring English sources

It is intended to clarify in what circumstances doctors can carry out abortions.

But yesterday, the drug companies played down the significance of the declaration, which is intended to clarify an existing global agreement on patents.

The new resource, Making Digital Work: 12 questions for trustees, is intended to clarify the issues boards should consider when approaching digital.

The new proposal — part of the psychiatric association's effort of many years to update its influential diagnostic manual — is intended to clarify these diagnoses and better integrate them into clinical practice, to extend and improve treatment.

It's useful to a point, but sometimes risks obscuring the subject it is intended to clarify.

The discussion of these examples in his (2001) is intended to clarify the 1992 discussion (see 2001, fn 14).

Upholding the complaints, the ASA said it understood that the ad had been intended to clarify the costs of a Wonga loan.

The suit, he said, was intended to clarify whether the tribe could impose restrictions on nontribal members who did not have a vote in the decision.

Guidelines issued today by the Office of Management and Budget are intended to clarify the confusion sown by the administration's decision last October to allow people to identify themselves as members of more than one race.

The case is being appealed, Mr. Wyman said, but in any case the new language in the audit letters was intended to clarify existing British law, not change it.

Senator Inouye, a longtime opponent of gambling in Hawaii, said that his provision was intended to clarify any ambiguity in federal law "as to what types of gambling on board vessels are allowed and not allowed in Hawaii".