Sentence examples for return to clarify from inspiring English sources

Benjamin Barber will return to clarify several questions from previous conversations with Muammar Qadhafi, including the problems with the Western term 'civil society' which suggests a separate, autonomous sphere separate from the sovereignty of the people.

Today's Occupy -- now having celebrated its first birthday -- has returned to clarify and voice economic grievances, but this time centered around one or two economic issues that will be understood by and resonate most with fellow Americans.

Mr. Bush's foreign policy adviser, Condoleeza Rice, and his policy aide, Josh Bolten, did not return calls to clarify Mr. Bush's position.

Interior Department officials did not immediately return phone calls to clarify what Zinke meant by "served" or why that was a prerequisite for Holmes' comments.

The written response format used in this research did not allow investigators to return to respondents to clarify their responses and to further probe to explore deeper issues relating to those stated.

As results become available, the usual precautions should be taken when returning individual results to clarify clinical significance and to offer genetic or clinical support and counseling to help explain the findings, and to assist with the decision to inform or not inform relatives.

Ms. Abou Ismail did not return phone calls seeking to clarify the situation.

Not only were discussions more boisterous, they were more nuanced and pointed, forcing the students to return to the text to clarify conflicting interpretations that they were about to inscribe upon the board.

A few minutes later, after speaking with the station's lawyer, Marks returned to the podium to clarify that the employee assistance program is "not necessarily for medical help".

We emphasise that these translated extracts are to aid discussion; often interpreting the data requires the research team returning to individual transcripts to clarify meaning and concepts and make sure that data categories are reasonable and emerging themes are meaningful.

Home Affairs Select Committee chairman Keith Vaz told the BBC he had written to Mrs Woolf asking her to return to the committee next week to "clarify outstanding points".