George Patoulis, head of the Athens Medical Association, agrees: "Making a clear cut in primary care will overload the hospitals, which are in increasingly poor condition, after a 40% budget reduction since 2009.
The other problem: OPEC had hoped that Russia, the second-largest exporter of oil after Saudi Arabia and the largest outside the cartel, would make a clear cut to its own production to help share the 2.2 million barrel burden.
The other problem: OPEC had hoped that Russia, the second-largest exporter of oil after Saudi Arabia and the largest outside the cartel, would make a clear cut to its own production to help share the 2.2 million burden.
While it would be difficult to make a clear cut decision based on any individual trend in this case, the combination of several parameters increased the level of certainty about ongoing pathophysiological changes.
This makes a clear-cut distinction between the glands on the hairy surfaces and those on the palms and soles.
The essential thing is to make a clear-cut start.
Perhaps members of the human species have never made a clear-cut distinction between work and play.
Large-scale fighting may be over for now, but Afghanistan's rugged terrain and porous borders make a clear-cut victory against the remnants of al-Qaeda and the Taliban almost impossible to achieve.
It is often very difficult to make a clear-cut decision on whether any measure is wholly English since many bills have a financial impact on the UK as a whole, often affecting Treasury grants for the devolved nations.
When the president first contemplated intervention in Syria two years ago, in an effort to deter President Bashar al-Assad's use of chemical weapons, Obama went further still, making a clear-cut pledge not to escalate US involvement.
On Tuesday, all 10 Democrats on the Judiciary Committee sent a letter to Mr. Mukasey asking him to make a clear-cut statement of opposition to waterboarding and to describe it as illegal.
