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28 examples of Clarification in a sentence

He stood by it in the face of repeated calls for clarification or withdrawal.
It really became a moment of clarification for me that we need to first be limited in order to become limitless.
Teachers can ask clarification questions instantaneously.
And back in November of 2018, I made a small Reddit post asking for advice on an issue that I was encountering that I needed some clarification on.
I suppose that statement requires some slight clarification.
Maybe they could get away with this in a porn version, but here some more clarification is needed.
Possibly the most brilliant thing about Che: Part Two, as we begin to integrate it with Part One in our minds, is that there is no clarification of why Che chose to confidentially abscond from Cuba after the revolution, no allusion to his experience in the Congo, no clarification of why he chose Bolivia as his subsequent setting for a coup d'etat, no allusion to the political decisions he made as a young man motorcycling across South America, which Walter Salles has given prominent familiarity.
It's just a nice and funny movie, which unfolds to show a bit how it could be and that supposed clarification is never total.
Just for clarification, he is not, and neither is the baby.
The title of the movie explains it for anyone who doesn't understand the movie and if you still need clarification on what a state of grace is Penn's character explains it in detail in the movie when visiting Robin Wright Penn's characters apartment.
At its recent summit, ASEAN leaders asked Myanmar for more clarification about the country’s internal situation.
What that means needs little clarification.
Moreover, decisions interact with each other, and often require amendment and clarification.
The US and like-minded states pressed for further clarification of the earlier agreement that international laws of armed conflict, including the right of self-defense, apply in cyber space, but China, Russia, and their allies were reluctant to agree.
But regional stability primarily requires the clarification of Pakistan’s role in Afghanistan.
But these objectives – including improvement of market access in agriculture, manufacturing, and services; clarification of international trade rules; and progress on addressing relevant environmental issues – were overly ambitious.
Modi proposed resuming the LAC clarification process, but to no avail.
Only non-democratic regimes use such means, rather than relying on public discourse, historical clarification, diplomatic contacts, and education.
But they are not diplomats who know when an error requires correction or an exchange calls for clarification.
Moments after declaring his intention to “degrade and destroy” the group, Obama responded to a reporter’s request for clarification by stating that his real goal is to turn the Islamic State into a “manageable problem.”
And the question of royal succession also needs clarification as Thailand’s constitutional monarchy navigates the uncertain path ahead.
The twists and turns in some of the programs, most notably in the United States, have left markets confused, and have led private investors to stay on the sidelines, waiting for policy clarification before taking a stake in financial institutions.
Rather than acting unilaterally, as he apparently did, Trump should have been asking his foreign-policy team for clarification on a number of thorny questions.
But, because China has ratified UNCLOS and the US respects it as customary international law, there is a basis for serious direct negotiation over clarification of the ambiguous nine-dashed line and the preservation of freedom of the seas.
In 2009, she openly rebuked former Pope Benedict for not providing “sufficient clarification” about his decision to rescind a Holocaust-denying bishop’s excommunication; and, in 2007, she insisted on receiving the Dalai Lama, despite official Chinese objections.
And foreign direct investment has declined, pending, among other things, greater clarification of the reforms that the government intends to pursue.
For example, the British government has proposed a “moon shot” testing program, yet its actual strategy needs clarification.
2.The clarification, deepening, and modernization of rules in the priority areas of government subsidies, the role of SOEs, and enforcement of IP protections.