Sentences with clarify
clar·i·fy
C c - Thank you for writing and allowing me to clarify the present position. [VERB noun]
- To clarify one's meaning
- Michelle Grattan Tony Abbott is under pressure to clarify quickly whether he will let the hospital reform legislation through the Senate.
- Gabrielle Dunlevy Qld Premier Anna Bligh has assured MPs that a bill to clarify the legality of drug.
- Leave the wine for 24 hours and it will clarify.
- The short nap clarified his thoughts.
- Sarah-Jane Collins Victoria Police have refused to clarify whether Labor MP Theo Theophanous is being investigated for interfering with witnesses.
- The evidence came through second appearances for all three leaders that included the need for some to clarify comments.
- The political situation clarified.
- Earlier, Mr Rudd came under more pressure from business to clarify his industrial relations policies.