Sentence examples for needs to be clarification from inspiring English sources

"There needs to be clarification on whether interception of multiple people's communications – when you can't even necessarily identify who the people are – is complaint with the act.

Nevada Lt. Gov. Brian Krolicki told The Huffington Post last week that the Medicaid expansion has been projected to cost his state roughly $580 million over five years, but added that "there needs to be clarification" about the impact of the Supreme Court's ruling.

There needs to be clarification of what behaviours by whom should change" (US.CS.09).

So vitreous sampling is reserved for unusual cases with atypical features, where clinical findings are ambiguous and there needs to be clarification between other retinitis.

Another important issue that needs to be addressed is clarification of the Ct-OATP1B3 function in cancer cells.

"There needs to be better clarification" of the commission's rules, said Patricia Pelkowski, the pine barrens site director for the Nature Conservancy.

"There needs to be some clarification to the public that there are different levels of warnings and they need to have a mechanism to provide a little more advice".

"I find it enormously dissatisfactory that the agencies are utterly complacent about challenging standards, yet all agree there needs to be greater clarification and a renewal of the contract with students," he said.

First, that presidential power must always remain checked and balanced, and second, that in an armed conflict which does not have boundaries, there needs to be much greater clarification as to the acts that become legitimate and under what circumstances.

However, consensus still needs to be built, through clarification of the need for national legislation that covers all public universities.

Perhaps there needs to be a little clarification as to the use and stipulations, but I definitely feel safer, and also feel I would rather a drone be used than one of our brave and patriotic men and women.