Sentence examples for release to clarify from inspiring English sources

ELEVEN days ago, Moody's Investors Service took the unusual step of issuing a news release to clarify that it does not rate Farmer Mac's debt and never has.

Ms. Chao requested that senior administration officials be permitted to comment on federal data immediately after their release to "clarify the issues," and that they be given access to data a day early to "formulate a coherent policy".

Two major reviews of empirical and theoretical contributions of Gestalt psychology in visual perception by Wagemans et al. and Spillmann [77, 78, 79] have been released to clarify the meaning and importance of this concept and to bring it under the attention of researchers in the field of vision.

*This post has been updated with the correct year that "The Wall" was released, and to clarify that the Doobie Brothers did not perform as scheduled.

The authorities did not learn of Mr. Murphy's release until Wednesday morning when Ms. Rivera, who had been trying to win her client's release, asked prosecutors to clarify the circumstances of his release.

Jerry Brown, the state attorney general, plans to release guidelines this summer to clarify the differences.

The jury is out on whether the gains seen today will be sustained; tomorrow's US payrolls release should help to clarify.

According to the SEC, this "interpretive release" was intended to clarify long-standing regulations governing disclosures.

And Mr. Mourdock released a statement to clarify, "God creates life, and that was my point.

The company on Thursday released a statement to clarify what will actually happen.

However, Save the Children released a statement to clarify that he had not donated that sum.