Sentence examples for working to clear up from inspiring English sources

Mr. Schrage said the company was working to clear up confusion about the settings.

Though their forebears have already helped to reclaim millions of square metres of land in Angola and Mozambique - the latter of which is expected to be declared mine-free soon – this cadre of rats could find themselves deployed to Cambodia, where Apopo is working to clear up the explosive legacy of three decades of conflict.

Representatives from Cantor Fitzgerald and American Express, two of the biggest companies on New York's list, told The Huffington Post that their inclusion was in error and that they were working to clear up matters.

The consumer packaged goods (CPG) and retail industries recognize consumers are confused about date labels, which is contributing to food waste, and are working to clear up this confusion while also ensuring the solutions work for both consumers and businesses.

With help from UNICEF and SPW, Chinyanta is working to clear up misconceptions about HIV and AIDS and help children like Rita understand how to start making life-saving changes now.

"Our traffic officers and the police will work to clear up any incidents as soon as possible but we advise drivers to check weather and travel conditions before any long journey".

But if you have an older system, you can download Avast antivirus software (at avast.com) and AdAware (at lavasoft.com), two free programs that work to clear up unruly computers.

The poly motion team works to clear up possible misunderstandings by putting up clear signs with explanations and standing by on-site to help with questions and resolve issues.

Essential oils aren't always just for aromatherapy; lavender oil may work to clear up your acne.

And as for consent, it will take work to clear up years of misunderstandings there, too.

At the site yesterday, crews hired by the contractor, Galindo and Ferreira Corporation, worked to clear debris and shore up the remaining three stories and to protect adjacent buildings that had been evacuated.