Sentence examples for utmost clear from inspiring English sources

This thin line between being a 'victim' and a 'perpetrator', which becomes utmost clear in the situation of child soldiers, has large implications for general processes of peacebuilding [ 24] and transitional justice [ 25], both in the short and the longer run.

In a statement, AFC president Shaikh Salman bin Ebrahim Al Khalifa expressed his concerns about the reports of corruption but said he was "convinced" the Qatar committee would do "their utmost to clear the doubts".

Ranging from the near-naturalistic to the abstract, sculpturally bold but covered with incised patterns of the utmost delicacy, they give clear evidence of why they were among the first African forms to catch the attention of the European artists (Matisse adored them), and why they continue to attract adherents in and outside Africa today.

It is of the utmost importance to get very clear about who you are and what you expect for your life with a partner.

Our government has decided, and we have to do this task with the utmost sensitivity, but also with a clear and obvious will".

Facebook said protecting the privacy of its users was of the "utmost importance" and that it had clear guidelines about how information obtained from the site should be used.

After the countermeasures are taken, these hidden dangers will be cleared up to the utmost extent, and the ecological environment will be improved.

In practice European policymakers are making it clear they would do their utmost to keep Greece in the EU.

The Police Department is doing its utmost to protect the city from the clear, present and potentially huge danger of terrorism, while honoring the timeless freedoms guaranteed by the Constitution.

I want to make it absolutely clear that I have the utmost respect for Paul, Harj, Jessica and everyone affiliated with Y Combinator.

Here we argue that such a decision should be taken with the utmost gravity and should be based on a clear overall clinical benefit for the new treatment, and not as an automatic response to crossing a predefined threshold.