But the answer key made clear that the question writer did not expect students to consider that.
It is therefore recommended that key EU legislation is made clearer in this area by either including specific terminology and harmonizing it across other key pieces of legislation accordingly or by the development of a clear interpretation of the legal provisions in this area by the European Commission.
Using different terms for the σ and TFIIB elements occupying similar positions near the upstream edge of the bubble is appropriate and will make clearer the key point of the discussion – that the two mechanisms differ.
Though it was met with a mixed response, Key made it clear that, should he be elected to a third term, the flag change debate would be a priority.
The young valet who escorted the ST practically giggled when he handed me back the keys, making it clear whose car he favored.
In all his books, images are accompanied by Jeffers's distinctive handwriting: deceptively awkward-looking, like the work of a schoolboy whose natural chicken-scratch hand is being forced into grammar-school cursive, though the capitalization of key words makes it clear how deliberately Jeffers composes the words alongside the image.
But a cursory review of DOJ's report, even focused just on one of DOJ's key findings, makes it clear the issues in Ferguson were not limited to a handful of rogue cops.
Meyer believes open climate data is the key to making climate change clear, and showing people how it affects them: with the right information, people can make better decisions in respect to the environment, as well as form strategies to protect themselves against changing weather conditions in a warming world.
Despite these worries, key Democrats made clear there was still time for the ship to be righted.
Another key aspect made more clear in xGiotto is the fixed logical execution time of a task.
She keeps her top officials guessing about key decisions, making it clear her opinion is the only one that matters.
