The scope of each Authority 's action should be clearly defined .

For a University Management JEP to be successful it is essential that the relevant management representatives of the beneficiary university are actively involved in the project and that their respective roles are clearly outlined in the application.

A precise and achievable objective meets the needs of the partner country universities and aims to promote structural changes.

Tempus projects are goal oriented, which means they need to have a clearly defined goal or objective from the outset.

Where Greek debt is concerned, a clear pattern has emerged over the past five years. It remains unbroken to this day.

Osaka was the industrial center most clearly defined in the development of capitalism in Japan.

According to the Institut Amadeus, a Moroccan think tank, this role has yet to be defined

The imperial role in the affairs of the Church never developed into a fixed, legally defined system.

It's clearly not school, even though they're working shoulder to shoulder on tables, pencils and papers, whatever.

Clearly!

The US example shows clearly that democratic great powers often pursue their interests with little regard for a global common good that others have defined.

Without actually admitting it, the US was clearly unhappy that these two states tried to play a diplomatic role of their own in the dispute.

Chinese officials reacted negatively towards it and the speech garnered attention as the first time a senior American official had clearly defined the Internet as a key element of American foreign policy.

And the worsening situation in the Middle East has, of course, played a key role in this, particularly the shocking images from Gaza.

I remember it clearly.

Say it clearly.

In 1987, it was included in the treaties for the first time (the Single European Act) and had a defined role for the first time in the Maastricht Treaty.

In essence , this revision is led by changes in society and the need to more clearly define the role of the European Statistical System ( ESS ) .

( e ) reproductions made of a material clearly different from paper , which looks distinctly different from the material used for banknotes

In 1937, he published a paper presenting clearly his views on the nature and purpose of the deductive method, and the role of logic in scientific studies.

It's preposterous on its face.

It's clear that you're wrong.

Militarizing has clearly not worked.

Speak slowly and clearly.

Clearly you are mistaken.

Write the address clearly.

Tom is clearly lost.

Tom is clearly worried.

Tom clearly wants to go.

Tom was evidently embarrassed.

Tom clearly wants to help.

is clearly not endangered.

3.1.1 FUNCTIONAL INDEPENDENCE Central bank independence is not an end in itself but rather is instrumental to achieving a target that should be clearly defined and should prevail over any other objective .

By assigning money a prominent role within its strategy , the ECB has clearly signalled to the public its intention to undertake such monetary analysis .

The data shows this very clearly.

That is, of course, in Palestine.

But it clearly admits some exceptions.

So clearly there is some effect.

Express your idea clearly.

The answer, of course, is no.

Speak slowly and clearly.

I read you five by five.

Declare it clearly to Clara.

This is clearly the best.

This is clearly the best.