Sentences with phrase «with much needed clarity»

Synchronization will provide lenders with much needed clarity and consistency as they apply the new standards to loan applications.»

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In her book, Melanie Ross has provided us with an affectionate framing of evangelical liturgical practices that will surely bring a greater and much - needed clarity to the conversation between evangelicals and high - church Christians, if not a greater sympathy.

The group felt that there will need to be much greater clarity on how the wider land reform proposals fit in with the Scottish Government's own objectives in terms of deer and game management and its aims to deliver landscape scale biodiversity recovery across Scotland.

Only now do I see with so much clarity that I needed to hold head my high to find my way — and that I had worth independent of being a wife and mother.

Mushrooms are powerful foods that can fight cancer (and help during treatment), immunity boosters, loaded with antioxidants, and give you the much needed mental clarity to finish the day.

IBPA's Hybrid Publisher Criteria provides much - needed clarity, sets strong author - friendly standards for hybrid publishers, and will no doubt encourage authors to consider hybrid publishing with greater confidence than before.»

The «announcement grants America's foresters much - needed certainty and clarity with respect to the carbon neutrality of forest biomass,» EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt said at an event in Cochran, Georgia, The Washington Post reports.

Importance: This decision brings much needed clarity to the Rule 53.03 requirements with respect to the broader group of expert witnesses: «participant experts» and «non-party experts».

The Galaxy S5 Active is a much more durable package with a larger, brighter, clearer screen, much better battery life, better phone reception and voice clarity and with a better selection of aftermarket apps tailored to the genuine needs of outdoor activity.

«Today's decision offers much - needed clarity on the legality of marketing service agreements, and makes clear that MSAs are compliant with RESPA provided that payment for goods and services actually furnished or performed are made at fair market,» said NAR President Tom Salomone in a statement.

«We're hopeful this much - needed clarity will address any and all uncertainty moving forward for real estate professionals who have entered into marketing service agreements with settlement and other service providers.»