Sentence examples for right clarified from inspiring English sources

Keith Coleman, Twitter's VP of Product (pictured right), clarified the dashboard is still very much an "early concept".

The Education Department's Office for Civil Rights clarified legal obligations Friday for school districts in providing access to sports for students with disabilities.

In 2014, the education department's office of civil rights clarified that the federal ban on sex discrimination "extends to claims of discrimination based on gender identity or failure to conform to stereotypical notions of masculinity or femininity".

"That's in England, right?" she clarified.

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Once access rights were clarified, a system of trading was introduced, with Victoria leading the way.

Two minutes later, Hunt replied: "Thanks think we got right solution!" Clarifying this text exchange at the Leveson inquiry on Thursday afternoon, Hunt said he saw Murdoch's text as "something of an olive branch" because their two previous contacts about the Sky bid – a minuted meeting of 20 January and a letter sent on 15 February "had been very difficult".

Instead of saying them, just say "As the affirmative team we reserve the right to clarify any definitions throughout this round".

We reserve the right to clarify" THUS THE PLAN: United States federal government should invest in a national high-speed rail system.

If you have been looking for the best dentists, then the first thing you need to make note of is to prepare a brief list of questions that you consider it right for clarifying your doubts regarding the services of a dental clinic.

This right was further clarified in article 12 or the ICESCR which recognises "the right of everyone to the enjoyment of the highest attainable standard of physical and mental health".