Sentence examples for more clearly under from inspiring English sources

Other outlays come more clearly under the heading of outright aid.

One theory is that lighter sleeping patterns help to guard humans against predators that are able to see more clearly under moonlight.

The Metropolitan Museum of Art's entry policy will be spelled out more clearly, under a settlement of a class-action lawsuit that challenged the New York museum's $25 "recommended" admission price.

On her graduation in 1936 she became an assistant to Giuseppe Levi, a histologist who taught her the technique of silver-staining nerve cells so that they could be seen more clearly under a microscope.

It is, however, my firm belief that time has now come to split the Framework Programmes and to create a more conventional European Research Council (ERC), an organization more clearly under control by scientists.

The Commission initiated a public consultation on how the annexes of REACH could be amended to ensure that nanomaterials are registered more clearly under REACH and that the safe use of nanomaterials is adequately demonstrated within the registration dossiers, as part of an impact assessment in May 2013[32].

Liberating opinion from the back of the section allows for better packaging and presentation, but the pieces will be clearly labeled — more clearly than under the old Review".

We ask the Council to follow this first step with further steps, especially given that the Council's competences in the field of foreign and security policy have been much more clearly defined under the Treaty of Lisbon.

Could it be that 40 years is not enough perspective to be able to understand more clearly the period under scrutiny?

The results demonstrated that MVC determined bearing fault periods more clearly than other methods under the given condition.

Conditions leading to distress and suffering in dogs, such as painful wire flooring, lack of proper veterinary care, overcrowded cages, and scant protection from the elements, will be more clearly and consistently addressed under the law.