Sentence examples for make it sufficiently clear from inspiring English sources
The ICO thinks Google does not make it sufficiently clear how user data will be used across all its products.
Conversely if your employer does not make it sufficiently clear where their training material lies, they could lose a case.
A cause of the war can even be found in the failure of some nations first to recognize what was becoming apparent, and then later failing to make it sufficiently clear that certain policies would have certain consequences.
Associates say he is also considered likely to side with pro-Israel Americans who say that the road map pressed by Secretary Powell does not make it sufficiently clear that Mr. Arafat must be removed, and that terrorism must cease entirely, before Israel makes any irretrievable concessions on withdrawal from Palestinian territories.
The social media giant failed to make it sufficiently clear how people's digital activity was being used, the court ruled.
"The panel pointed out that in the book I did not make it sufficiently clear that when we strive to become more like Christ, and become the completely human beings God has called us to be, there is still an infinite difference between ourselves and what Jesus is in that he is part of the godhead," he said.
In case he hadn't made it sufficiently clear that 60 years of Supreme Court precedents are now hanging by a thread, Justice Alito continued: "Our prior decisions approach, if they do not cross, the limit of what the First Amendment can tolerate".
Over the past decade, the company made it sufficiently clear that mobile was not and would never be the right play for Nintendo.
The response of Lombardi et al. to Moore's comments was that they had not made it sufficiently clear in their paper [ 1] that the PBMCs had been cultured for 7 to 14 days in order to amplify the amount of XMRV.
