Sentence examples for properly clarified from inspiring English sources

"The failure of the peacekeepers has to be properly clarified, and the government and the military must be accountable to our democratic institutions".

The ministry was "sewing the coat to the button," another curator said in a televised debate, using a Hungarian proverb to criticize the decision to go ahead with the project before the new museum's mission was properly clarified.

Furthermore, although Kidd made assertions on the night of the shooting of "questionable" accuracy, the report says "he properly clarified any ambiguities or questions concerning what he did and did not observe".

Just a couple of years earlier, the O.J. Simpson trial had properly clarified the concept of DNA for the handful of people who hadn't seen or read Jurassic Park.

In particular, specific modeling assumptions and fitting procedures need to be carefully re-addressed and properly clarified before consideration for publication.

Sir Paul Stephenson, the Metropolitan Police Commissioner, said that it was not for the police to decide "what should and should not be done on private property," but added: "The one thing we would look for in any government is to properly clarify around Parliament what it is they want and what they do not want".

"It's hard because you've got conduct that looks bad, and maybe leads to some harm, coupled with vague laws that haven't properly been clarified by Congress".

Powner was highly critical of the government's job working with contractors to get the system running properly, but he clarified that there was no issue with the parts of the system being discussed by Issa, Rep. John Mica (R-Fla).

This term is now clarified properly in the text.

"It's more properly called supraglottitis," Stewart clarified, "because almost invariably it involves all the structures above the vocal cords, the epiglottis being the largest one".

But maybe a little comedy appropriately placed and properly used to clarify the science rather than distract from it can start to change their minds.