Sentence examples for to be clear from from inspiring English sources

To be clear from the outset, we fully support expanding public access to publicly funded research.

This needs to be clear from the start to avoid any surprises later.

TO be clear from the outset, we do not knock free Shakespeare (and Chekhov) in the park.

"You have to be clear from the beginning otherwise they will overcome you, as they are bigger," said Verdade.

We need to be clear from the outset about the social benefits and long-term benefits for public services and regional planning.

"It is a shared job and this needs to be clear from the outset otherwise we limit our potential to move forward".

With all forms of racial discrimination to be cleared from the statute book.

One could be told if they're on the list, but had no way to be cleared from it.

As for psilocybin, the amount of time it takes to be cleared from the system nearly triples to about 15 hours.

Outside in the hall, the PRs are flitting, the security guards are jumpy and the macaroon crumbs have yet to be cleared from the carpet outside suite 123.

It wasn't just their homes that had to be cleared from the land, but all the cornerstones of their society: churches, schools, shops, railroad stations and sawmills.