Sentence examples for it merely clarifies from inspiring English sources

The law's backers say it merely clarifies existing protections.

Facebook said its proposal merely clarified the language of its privacy policy rather than making any material changes to it.

The new bill merely clarifies and limits such powers.

The church rejected O'Shea's accusations and said Crimen Sollicitationis merely clarifies internal procedures.

But his declaration today merely clarifies when he will step down as Europe's chief steward of monetary policy.

It was not questioning the right of religious bodies to follow their own beliefs when hiring priests or imams; it merely wanted to clarify that, in recruiting for non-religious jobs (accountants, for example), churches must obey the law and refrain from discrimination against gays.

Under questioning, prosecutors told the judges that upholding that sentence would not amount to reversing the court's previous decision but would merely clarify part of it.

This post has been corrected to clarify that Yahoo has not changed its transparency reporting practices, merely clarified them. .

The government insists that it is doing nothing of the kind, merely "clarifying" the law, in the course of consolidating the myriad of existing anti-discrimination regulations into a single act of Parliament.

The Financial Services Authority, a nongovernmental body financed by the securities firms and other companies it regulates, said it did not water down the original proposals in response to concerns expressed by those companies, but merely clarified some points.

Some administration officials said the letter merely clarified American policy.