He appealed to the Tsipras government to return to the negotiating table, making it plain that Athens has been treating its creditors and EU partners with contempt.
Pierre Moscovici, the European commissioner for economic affairs, who has been more sympathetic to the Greek case, said: "There's not much time to avoid the worst". He appealed to the Tsipras government to return to the negotiating table, making it plain that Athens has been treating its creditors and EU partners with contempt.
A day after the Bush administration urged India to step up pressure on Iran's president, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, on his coming visit to New Delhi, India tartly said it did not need "any guidance on the future conduct of bilateral relations," making it plain that no saber rattling from its friends in Washington would impair its relationship with a vital energy supplier.
Producing March "in the form of a graphic novel is making it plain and making it simple".
As early as last spring, economists were making it plain that the retailing outlook for the foreseeable future was grim.
It is simply making it plain that regardless of those beliefs, all members of the military must co-exist and respect each other.
Phillipson, a historian at the University of Edinburgh, follows Rothschild, making it plain that Smith was more moral-man than market-man.
The company said it saw the writing on the wall — while also making it plain that it had not yet received any court orders soliciting user data.
True or not, the president is making it plain that the only role for a democratic opposition in Venezuela is impotence.
But now, just seven months later, Mr. LaBella is planning to depart, making it plain that his appointment was a public-relations masquerade.
"I'm sick of the sight of other teams celebrating success," says the Preston North End manager Simon Grayson, making it plain he is targeting automatic promotion.
