And as I said, he continues to make clear that that proposal remains on the table.
The record of the Watergate hearings make clear that at no time was Mr. St.
Dorner wants to make clear that this isn't who he ever thought he would be.
To win their support, she had to make clear that she is one of them.
The framework agreement is said to make clear that the overriding purpose of the talks is to make peace.
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Then make clear that the courts will examine these situations and decide them based on several factors.
They went on to make clear that the school itself was supportive of Martha and the project.
And they make clear that his genius for his singular subject may also be his singular burden.
Should the law make clear that inhuman and degrading physical punishment can never be justified as reasonable chastisement?
However, he did make clear that his latest proposals were not a firm intention to take over the company.
One more thing: the new rules should make clear that financial institutions actually will fail if they behave recklessly.
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They did make clear that the sweat part of sweat equity demands sacrifice.
But the president wanted to set a deadline to make clear that finding the vaccine was a high priority.
In Ashton's case, both parameters make clear that there is no way to win her over to Israel's side.
Obama's refusal to acknowledge his own failures make clear that his goal is different than that of his predecessors.
Yet they also make clear that controlling entitlement spending is the real challenge.
In terms of policy, we continue to make clear that in this case, we find the video reprehensible and disgusting.
It doesn't make clear that including documents like an order of protection or explanatory letter may prevent an IRS rejection.
The first-year coach's intention was to make clear that he's not going to jump to any quick conclusions regarding quarterback.
"The summit in L'Aquila will make clear that the G8 format is no longer adequate, " according to German chancellor Angela Merkel.
The courts should not (and the KSM case seems to me to make clear that they need not) abet this process.
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London and Dublin should make clear that they will walk out of the EU if the veto over taxation is removed.
Mr Obama must make clear that he will not cut them adrift and will not tolerate attempts to destabilise their governments.
New official forecasts make clear that the spring slowdown was no blip.
It is still very early, but I have tried to make clear that I will not plan a wedding on my own .
It is not just that their positions make clear that the Obama administration will do nothing to prevent Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons.
And of course, the President will make clear that his top priority here at home remains boosting growth and getting Americans back to work.
Only after a public outcry did Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius make clear that her agency would not support the recommendations.
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Even more crucial, they want Congress to make clear that companies can meet the target by measuring their average assets over the past 24 months.
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