Clarity about Austerity

Clarity about Diamonds

This would provide better clarity on the issue of protection training.

An agreed definition of terrorism would provide clarity and help better ensure human rights.

Indeed, a lack of clarity about means and ends spans American politics.

Finally, the Committee has considered the need to provide clarity and transparency on what it takes to implement resolution 1373 (2001).

For his bravery and clarity of thought about China s future, Liu deserves the 2010 Nobel Peace Prize.

Lingering Greek Cypriot concerns about security and implementation of the plan need to be articulated with clarity and finality .

Lingering Greek Cypriot concerns about security and implementation of the plan need to be articulated with clarity and finality .

The Price of Clarity

Over the next month, the Committee will continue that discussion on how best to provide the desired clarity and transparency through sets of best practices.

Strategic Clarity on North Korea

Confusion abounds clarity is needed.

Institutional clarity is sorely needed.

In short, policies are becoming more unconventional, not less, with little clarity about short term effects, unintended consequences, and long term impacts.

We provide information about family planning and about HIV AIDS.

Third, clarity is essential on financing.

What are we going to do about it? I define simplicity as a means to achieving clarity, transparency and empathy, building humanity into communications.

For clarity, this should always be done.

This lack of clarity must be resolved.

This lack of clarity can contribute to impunity.

We need to be very careful about regulations that impinge on such activities, but we should not shy away from making regulations once we have clarity.

In Kosovo, such clarity is and has been absent as a result, NATO and the UN have no clear idea about when and how both should leave.

Clarity depends on the skill of the writer(s).

Others cautioned against that, for the sake of clarity.

But the fact that CSR is being demanded, and occasionally conceded, does not ensure clarity about either its rationale or the ways in which it should be undertaken.

Nearly ten years later, Japan is ready for strategic clarity.

This requires quot clarity and certainty quot in penalty provisions.

This matters chiefly to Russians, but, because Russia straddles the vast Eurasian land mass, lack of clarity about its future imposes a permanent fearfulness on the rest of us.

Both events provide stark lessons about risks, and about how badly markets and societies can manage them.

These are challenges that cry out for clarity, not diplomatic fudges.

Finally, clarity is essential on the governance structure under the convention.

Second, successful INGOs are marked by the clarity of their mission.

This would mean less wasted time and more clarity for litigants.

This all reflects a trend toward greater clarity in our relations.

The time has come for China to respond with equal clarity.

The information is often formatted in a tabular form for clarity.

Aside from clarity, it is important that group goals be challenging.

Let me briefly hail the clarity of the Secretary General's proposals.

Ms. Ahn Eun ju (Republic of Korea) said that the draft Convention was a significant achievement that would provide legal certainty and clarity, in particular for natural and juridical persons engaging in commercial dealings with States.

Much of this discussion lacked clarity, as such discussions tend to do.

Of course, moral clarity may inevitably yield to the fog of war.

(c) Information on the relevance and clarity of the division of responsibilities

We would need greater clarity on how this timeline could be achieved.

The statement was aimed at giving clarity in its mandate and structure.