Sentence examples for no misunderstanding about from inspiring English sources

There must be no misunderstanding about this.

Aides to Mr. Bush said that several officials with his campaign talked today with Mr. McCain's advisers to make sure there was no misunderstanding about Mr. Bush's intentions.

The authorities wrote to Larry Page, the chief executive of Google, to "call for a pause in the interests of ensuring that there can be no misunderstanding about Google's commitments to information rights of their users and E.U. citizens".

So there would be no misunderstanding about whom the note in the flowers was from, Mr. Hall included his full name, his telephone number, his United States Navy service number, his Social Security number, his cellphone number and his address.

Shadow defence secretary Vernon Coaker said: "The Government should provide clarity about the scale, scope and timeframe of the deployment of these further trainers, and clearly outline the numbers of military trainers involved and the work that they will be doing, so there can be no misunderstanding about the role of British troops in Iraq".

"Even if all the recommendations we make are acted upon, they will not prevent the reality that in many situations, as a result of the reductions and changes in legal aid, there will be a denial of justice," the report says "There must be no misunderstanding about this.

That way there will be no misunderstandings about what the government's position is.' "Heydar said: 'I'll do that.

"This is a time when the government is facing important domestic and foreign relations issues, and I wanted to ensure there were no misunderstandings about the financial administration".

Prior attention should be paid beforehand to ethical aspects if one wishes to guarantee the protection of research participants as well as making sure that there are no misunderstandings about the goals of the study [ 12- 14].

That way there can be no misunderstandings about a hot object being moved and lets everyone know not to get in the way.

"We want to clarify any misunderstanding about who runs the company," Mr. Freeman said.