Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• However, what I want to be clear about is that during its Presidency, France has acted impartially in continuing the negotiations under way with Croatia and Turkey, in view of the progress made by the candidate countries in satisfying their obligations.
• We want to be clear about what we need to achieve at Madrid.
• And I want to be clear about what I'm saying, because I deeply believe our offices should be encouraging casual, chatty cafe
• In discussing how the European Commission can concentrate on this task, I want to be clear about the limits of our role.
• I want to be clear about something, I made this error with the first film.
• But I want to be clear about how we're going to do this.
• you know, the kind where people come together and serendipitously have an exchange of ideas.
• style types of interactions

• Well, I just want to be clear that the star performers at this high school are my Cheerios!, and I should hope it remains, Sue, don't worry.
• I also want to be clear that the Asylum Support Office is not there to determine status; it is not taking over the role of Member States in that field.
• I want to be clear that, in putting forward proposals on biofuels, we have also fully respected the other side of the mandate: the need for environmental sustainability.
• I do believe that Israel should hand over the tax revenues owed to the Palestinians, but I want to be clear that our position on Hamas has not changed and Israel's security remains a key concern for all of us.
• However, I want to be clear that the real cost to our society and our economy would come if we were not to deal with these questions.
• I just want to be clear that I'm only going along with this out of fondness for Mr. Lincoln.
• As counsel for RyneLab, I want to be clear that Miss Lanning is here in the spirit of cooperation to aid in the investigation.
• And I want to be clear that I don't expect the citizens of Leavenworth county to have to shoulder that burden.