She insisted that most UN peacekeepers behaved, but she proposed national governments be required to sign a compact making them clearly accountable for the actions of their soldiers and police.
He "proceeded, with some hesitation," reported Lord Lyons, "and with an injunction to me to be secret," to explain "that he had used strong language in his earlier communications to Foreign Powers … from the necessity of making them clearly understand the state of Public Feeling here".
In fact, the big agri-business has spent millions of dollars over the past few years trying to defeat numerous bills, which if passed, would make them clearly label their foods.
Although they have similar symptoms, there are also a number of very dissimilar features making them clearly separate diseases [6].
It is true that Nestin labeled blood vessels in the hilus, but their distinctive morphology (horizontal vs vertical in this image) made them clearly separable.
That's not just an act of storytelling, it's an act of thinking and it requires a kind of clarity of communication that not just the scientists but academics in general have moved away from and I think it makes them think less clearly.
Bad morale also exhausts employees and makes them unable to think clearly and plot the best courses for future success.
The fourth key variation (i.e., GLP-1 receptor agonists, but not DPP-4 inhibitors, cause significant weight loss) clearly makes them the treatment of choice for a large group of diabetic patients who are prominently obese.
(31) These methods can be promising alternatives to the current enzymatic systems, and their physical nature clearly makes them free of potential concerns that may be associated with the enzymatic system, including acidification and compatibility with the biological system under investigation.
