Meanings of states clearly in English

He states clearly the characters' central dilemma: What are we doing here?

The best letter states clearly all the facts in the fewest words.

Notice that this form of refutation states clearly the argument to be answered.

It states clearly and succinctly what The Ark is and what goes on inside.

The Bible alone states clearly what that cause was.

That document, in my opinion, states clearly, in temperate and convincing language, the attitude of this Government.

The UN International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights states clearly: Every human being has the inherent right to life.

He was unable to obstruct this crossing in any material degree; and he states clearly the grounds of this inability.

The Act states clearly.

Ischinger said he hopes Pence states clearly that the breakup of the EU is not the goal of the U.S. government.

As I said earlier, and as my report states clearly, Captain Bradamont is liaison officer to the newly independent Midway Star System.

The constitution states clearly that only those who can trace a link to Britain before 1948 can ever be defined as British.

Resolve number two states clearly that once you are accused of corruption, you should approach the integrity commission to explain your side of the story.

Politicians generally conceded that the vote in these States clearly foreshadowed Lincoln's election.

The higher education of women in the United States clearly dates from the establishment of the academies.