Sentence examples for that makes clear from inspiring English sources

The Department of Energy and Climate Change (DECC) has published a policy document that makes clear the lead authority in the decision-making process for locating a waste dump – or geological disposal facility (GDF) – is now the district council.

"This includes a unified front of political and diplomatic pressure that makes clear to Qaddafi he must go".

On the other hand, you could view it as I do: a stunning moment that makes clear our connectivity.

This is supposed to be the one number that makes clear whether a bank is prepared for a crisis.

"Now, a federal appellate court has issued a ruling that makes clear that Crossroads is out of time".

"That's funny, isn't it?" Wales says in a way that makes clear he doesn't find it funny at all.

His expression settles into a characteristic half-smile that makes clear he'd relish it if you disagreed.

By sanctioning this power, the IPT has upended 250 years of common law that makes clear such warrants are unlawful.

There is no hiding from responsibility in a media age that makes clear, through instant polling, where the public stands.

Mr Messham has tonight made a statement that makes clear he wrongly identified his abuser and has apologised.

It has dug up an e-mail message from ACA to Goldman that makes clear that it believed Paulson was going long.