The act speaks for itself with sufficient clarity.
"New Labour didn't see with sufficient clarity the downsides of globalisation.
A definition of creativity seems to emerge with sufficient clarity to justify the insertion of some neural correlates.
Let's hope that Mr. Obama has sufficient clarity of thought and the courage to choose a wise course.
Along with a forthcoming minerals charter, the regulations that will follow the law will provide sufficient clarity, he said.
When the leaders meet tomorrow they will not have sufficient clarity to make definitive decisions on the UK's request.
"He has just not brought sufficient clarity to what his vision for America is," Ms. Collins said.
Indeed, he can err on the other side: he is sometimes too casual, and does not always draw out his themes and topics with sufficient clarity.
Three years ago, Cannes presented a film by Markus Schleinzer, Michael, which showed that with sufficient clarity and courage, these unthinkably shocking ideas can work as cinema.
Waiting for perfect information to start planning is a risky approach because sufficient clarity may come too late, if at all, to take crucial action.
When we work with leaders, we often have to push them to continue thinking about these questions and to answer them with sufficient clarity.
