Sentence examples for making clear for from inspiring English sources

On the contrary, its application has been instrumental in making clear for the first time the difficulties and limitations in the treatment of such affections.

As the president of the European Central Bank, Mario Draghi, has been making clear for some time, the big priority right now is for the French and Italian economies to make themselves more competitive, for public spending reductions to be balanced by growth-stimulating tax cuts, and for there to be significant investment, especially in Germany and especially in infrastructure.

That is especially true in the million-acre Boundary Waters, better known, as its name makes clear, for canoeing.

Mr. Bernanke had made clear for months that he wanted to avoid a bailout of Wall Street.

The rule makes clear, for example, that insurers can substitute one covered service for another as long as they are in the same broad category and "substantially equal".

The move has drawn criticism from fans and the news media, although the Colts had made clear for weeks that an undefeated season was never their goal.

The tussle between the two, made clear for all to see in this week's vote, will play a significant role in deciding the next election.

But what is surprising is that, as his new biographers make clear for the first time, Howells's editorship of The Atlantic was by commercial standards a failure.

At the very least, the inquiry will make clear for all to see that the IPO process is a rigged market.

But Pollock, responding to Burns, said: "The minister does not make clear for what services and care CCGs will have defined geography and responsibility for.

It makes clear, for example, that if a state breaks the rules, it cannot avoid consequences by withdrawing from the treaty.