Sentence examples for simply clarifying from inspiring English sources

For now, the central bank is simply clarifying its reasons.

Ms Vieira says she was simply clarifying their misunderstanding of her first announcement, which says early retirement can be granted, provided the regulator deems that the fund can pay for it.Shortly before this row there was yet another, over a ban on pension schemes putting money into investment funds that charged performance-based fees.

Here the relation of theory to practice is a different one than among the original pragmatists: more than simply clarifying the relation of means and ends for decisions on particular issues, these social sciences demand reflection upon institutionalized practices and their norms of cooperation.

The Senate could pass a nonbinding resolution expressing the body's support for why the decision ought to be overturned, or simply clarifying its intent when it repealed Obamacare's individual mandate.

While priests say George has since mellowed and proved his loyalty to clergy, he bristles when people ask him how he feels about doctrinal matters, often correcting the question or simply clarifying that it doesn't matter what he thinks or feels.

He said it simply clarifies laws that many police departments have been misinterpreting, adding that in many upstate communities, fireworks are sold and used openly without police interference.

Mr. Volker's argument that the bill simply clarified the law satisfied most of his colleagues, and only Mr. Duane voted against it.

But for the vast majority of those on death row (more than 3,700 at last count), the two decisions simply clarified -- with a nip and a tuck -- the nation's commitment to capital punishment.

In response to the backlash, Tarantino simply clarified that he had in fact not seen the film, but that judging by its promotional material, it looked "like a 70s TV movie".

But, if, the policy simply clarifies what policy-makers would have done anyway, the impact on the date of the first expected rise in Bank Rate is not likely to be large.

Rather than overturning the court's June decision in the new case, which involves two Virginia cocaine trafficking convictions, the justices may simply clarify the ground rules for when and how analysts' testimony must be presented.