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"It would be illegal for me to stop the extradition of Gary McKinnon, which the court ruling has made clear, " he said.

He said what the rebels need most right now is training, but made clear that should not be up to the United States.

A fight for fair trade was one of his key campaign themes, but he made clear that this meant opening up foreign markets to US goods.

The biggest part of Mr Obama's "jolt" , as he made clear, must be fiscal.

In his comments at the White House he made clear once again that he believes Hamas is using the people of Gaza to achieve militant ends.

But the latest spell of quantitative easing comes to an end this month and the Fed has made clear it has no desire to add to it.

During the Lisbon treaty referendum the European Commission made clear that this was not and would not be under threat.

This official said the Pakistani leader has made clear he is prepared to go all the way in bringing true democracy to his country.

Germany's Angela Merkel made clear two years ago that, if Russia wanted better relations with the EU, it had to mend fences with Poland.

Once you think you had made clear business content, you had better have systematic communication with the client.

The president said the Europeans have taken bold and specific action. He made clear there is no time to waste.

US regulators are eager to see a quick resolution but have made clear that some purchasers would not be acceptable.

His focus is on national security, as he made clear in a foreign policy speech in Los Angeles, California, in March.

As our military leaders have made clear, changes like this affect our ability to respond to threats in an unstable part of the world.

When, where and to whom the action in a narrative happened is often made clear at the beginning of the narrative.

The head of the summit declaration made clear that to revive world trade and investment is to restore the heart of global economic growth.

The company insisted there would be no exemptions and made clear that it would take a dim view of suppliers who did not comply.

Army generals have made clear the new assembly would have no right to remove a government appointed by the ruling military council.

This year he made clear he wants to get things done, and that will require others to do things they would prefer not to do.

Mr Putin, the bad cop, runs Russia and distributes the money, as he made clear in the recent conference of his United Russia party.

He made clear in a speech to parliament on Friday how deep his concerns are regarding the more dubious activities of some of Greece's banks.

The speech itself won't have much of an impact because people had made clear their opinions of him before.

Though the alleged authors of Zotob and Sasser were caught, it has never been made clear whether the bounties were paid out.

Obama's first NATO summit, and he made clear he was heartened by the reception he received from the other leaders at the table.

If I wanted to see them, she made clear, they would have to either inch south or I'd have to go alone.

And he made clear that, together with the Treasury, the Fed was "carefully" monitoring currency markets.

As our report made clear, there was an existing planning permission for a smaller factory in 2003 when construction work began on the plant.

But from January, they will have to be made of more traditional forms of material although the exact details have not been made clear.

Mr. Johnson said Monday that he made clear at the time his position could change if more phone-hacking information surfaced.

Mr. Obama has made clear that he has no enthusiasm for "nation building" projects in Afghanistan that go on for years or are unsustainable.

He voiced support for an increase in aid to Pakistan, but he made clear he is looking for something in return.

German Economy Minister Rainer Bruederle said he had made clear that easing was the wrong way to go.

Teddy, as the public called him, won a close election. He soon made clear he would not take orders from party leaders.

"And you do not cooperate. " The walls of his office made clear that the regime saw the opposition less as a threat than an affront.

As the recent protests over fuel costs made clear, steady jobs and rising incomes are not the only conditions for social stability.

But the president made clear that, in his search for common ground, he is not going to set aside principles that he thinks are important.

The White House has also made clear nothing had been taken off the table, including the possibility of arming the rebels in Libya.

Wade made clear that he would like to stay with the Heat, reiterating something he's said countless times in recent months.

On Wednesday, Russia made clear that it would not be fulfilling a contract to sell Iran an advanced missile system.

What institutional structures would be needed for political union was rarely made clear, only that there would soon be more of it.

Therefore, it should be highlighted and made clear that the CPPCC is in essence an "united front organization" .

White House officials have also made clear they will not revisit plans to close the U. S. detention center in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba.

As Mubarak's reaction to the protests made clear, he failed to understand how the country had changed in 30 years.

The White House also made clear that the president's interest in a bipartisan bill had its limits.

While holding up the plans as a model, Mr Bos made clear he was happy for his country to take unilateral action on banking reform.

The union made clear that it would not hold back from suing companies that published defamatory material about its members.

The two sides hold videoconferences several times a week, and Mr. Marchionne has made clear that all top managers are expected to attend.

She also made clear the union was prepared to take legal action against the companies involved.

However, it was also made clear that, as the event was a private one, the firm itself was not liable.

But the statement made clear that it was also apologising to the country and its reputation over the magnet-related recalls.

Jin Liqun, chairman of sovereign-wealth fund China Investment Corp. , made clear in London last month that CIC wouldn't offer handouts.

China has already made clear at the United Nations that military action is out of the question.

However, the restrictions would not apply in East Jerusalem and the Palestinians have already made clear that limitation is not acceptable.

First through appropriate lattice theory, the parties made clear the name of the insurer to prosecute the legitimacy of their own.

The Obama Administration has made clear that America is in Asia for good and that it might actually increase its presence in the region.

Republicans rejected it as a political stunt and made clear the proposal had little chance of becoming law.

Germany has made clear that if the eurozone is to continue, it will be on the German work ethic not the Greek one.

Both events made clear that Americans do not share the right's vision of replacing public social insurance with private provision.

It should be made clear to the agency that this is what you expect, not just another carbon copy .

Yet, as an FT special report earlier this week made clear, the honeymoon for this "perfect match" is now over.

He made clear he strongly opposed both, the former students said.

But Russia made clear it would defend itself in the court, which has yet to decide whether it has jurisdiction.

Global equity markets fell sharply and then trimmed some of their losses after the White House made clear its intentions.

No wonder German leaders have made clear that any compulsory debt restructuring before late 2013 is out of the question.

He made clear that he wholly disapproved of the plan.

Bernanke made clear that the U. S. central bank has not decided what would prompt additional easing.

The correctness and validity of this method were made clear by the mechanism synthesis of the octahedron variable geometry truss.

The president also made clear he is not surprised by all of the obstacles opponents have tried to throw in the way of health care reform.

The Treasury secretary made clear he had no intention of surrendering the role of principle interlocutor between the US and China.

The construction of logic out of its primitive signs must be made clear.

The party made clear that it was not against devolving the powers in principle, only against devolving them now.

This was made clear to me during the discussions of the Harlem riots on those hot summer days in Vienna .

While, party and administration sharing responsibility system has not been defi nite yet, and many regulations have not been made clear.

But talking was not agreeing, he made clear.

Despite his commitment to monitor investment, Mr Wen made clear such controls would not derail the economy from high-speed growth.

Exactly what the new-style class _slots_ attribute is supposed to be used for is nowhere made clear.

Crucially, despite recent rumours, Norbert Haug is reported to have made clear that Mercedes-Benz sees its future on the grid.

All that is to be made clear is whether he abducted and sold women and children.

When the ECB restarted the programme in August, it made clear it was a stopgap until the EFSF assumed responsibility.

At almost every stop, Obama has made clear that the U. S. is but one actor in a global community.

Paragraph 40 of the same document had made clear that it was necessary to develop a culture of accountability.

In his brief remarks, the president made clear he sees the death of Ted Kennedy as a personal loss.

The French ambassador made clear his "deep disappointment" that the document had been so drained of substance.

While he praised the two for their leadership, he made clear the US expected more.

Stage fright made clear for her bad performance .

But until it is made clear to whom the police should answer, the next commissioner will have more than just criminals to worry about.

This, as Iranian leaders have made clear, is the case with the Islamic Republic and world order; it is the system that must go.

They made clear to me: a beautiful place is the spirit of eternal paradise.

On your last question, China firmly opposes the DPRK's nuclear test, a position which we have made clear repeatedly.

Salazar made clear there is a sense of urgency, stressing the battle against the oil spill is being fought on numerous fronts.

But at least in one area - the all-important back office - the UK bank made clear who was boss.

But he made clear more reforms are needed.

Rational choice philosophy, to its credit, made clear and distinct claims in philosophy's three main areas.

Furthermore, when means and ends are made clear through planning, inefficiencies become obvious and can be corrected or eliminated.

But Mr. Bush also made clear that they have plenty of other work to do besides preparing for the handover to the Obama administration.

But he made clear the use of military force remains a last resort.

which we made clear at the beginning of the negotiation.

A 2006 report by the U. N. Food and Agriculture Organization made clear the environmental costs of excessive beef consumption.

Saudi Arabia yesterday made clear Opec would not announce a production increase at this weekend's Riyadh summit.

But he made clear that CCB hadn't any plan to make such purchases.

Viewed in this light, the steel question is merely among the mechanisms by which these affinities are made clear.

Companies, meanwhile, made clear to men that staying home with baby was not compatible with a career.

However, Beijing has made clear western opprobrium counts for little against its determination to ensure "stability" during the games.

This point have be made clear in the foregoing chapter.

should be made clear which matters call for collective discussion and which fall within the competence of individuals.

Via the head angiography can be made clear is belong to the aneurism inside skull or be hemal deformation.

The crisis has made clear that the provision of people's elementary needs must not be made dependent on speculation and stock market curves.

But the next generation has already made clear that they do use Facebook for nearly everything.

But President Bush has made clear those steps are only the beginning.

I have also previously made clear that the court's role on judicial review is only to define the limits of legality.

He also made clear he plans to be an active chairman, according to another source familiar with the transition.

However, it was made clear to the first generation of Canadian born children that the path to opportunity was through education.

But both Asian powerhouses have made clear that while they are willing to help Europe, they will invest on their own terms.

In any case, as it is made clear above, the situation now emerging has all the hallmarks of an insoluble dilemma for the US authorities.

It should be made clear that although brainstorming is acceptable, digression into irrelevant territory is entirely unwelcome.

But he conceded it should have been made clear that the figure referred only to Iraq's ability to deploy battlefield munitions.

U. S. Ambassador Alejandro Wolff made clear that the American abstention was not related to UNAMID, but to the issue of impunity.

The public transportation numeric move television this new media's superiority has made clear this media giant market potential.

But she made clear that Washington continues to hope for the best.

Fifth, it should be made clear that being a jury person has the right to get his reward and economic compensation.

the teacher made clear every sentence, which we did not understand.

It should BE made clear that openness does not mean lack of order, restriction, or regulations.

To achieve this goal, Objectives should be made clear, careful planning should be conducted, and strict disciplines should be executed.

Mr. Bush has also made clear he wants to talk about the Iranian threat to stability, and press the need for more freedom in the Middle East.

But a few calls made clear that his my-way-or-the-highway style had left him friendless.

Geithner made clear the government was willing to put a large amount of capital on the line.

Regling made clear he wanted to determine what it would take for Beijing to put more money in the EFSF.

Mr. Obama made clear to his advisers he wanted U. N. support before acting, officials said.

It should be made clear that continued unsafe manufacturing will have severe consequences for Chinese companies.

As the leadership of the TNC has made clear, the rights of all Libyans must be respected.

Generally speaking, the RCFG has achieved good results by 2007, but there are still many problems need to be improved and made clear of.

Not all political rap explicitly endorses a presidential candidate, but opinions are always made clear.

However, Chinese officials have also made clear that their condition is accelerated reform of the IMF to boost China's voting rights.

"The PCC has previously made clear that it finds the practice of phone message tapping deplorable, " the watchdog said.

The rebels have made "clear distinction" . In other words. . . take your noodle shop somewhere else. . .

UNESCO especially wants the distinction between new and old work at the peak to be made clear.

Mr. Trichet, the ECB president, made clear he was a reluctant participant in the arrangement.

The normally unambiguous meanings of these terms will be made clear in the surrounding text.

Another exchange between Messrs. Gates and Zhu made clear the differing alliances of the two countries.

Indeed, as his report made clear, it was less an allegation than a hypothesis built on two highly circumstantial pillars.

Richard C. Shelby , the lead Republican senator on the Banking Committee, has made clear that he opposes a free - standing consumer agency .

But he made clear that he intended to come back for more.

It should be made clear to entire citizens that whoever enjoys rights must undertake corresponding obligations.

But, commissioners made clear they would stop at nothing to clean up society and bring about the behavioral changes Sierra Leone needs.

But he also made clear a sustainable recovery hinges on the ability to stabilize financial markets, and get credit flowing freely again.

The Fed made clear this week that reserves will soar in the months ahead, as the central bank expands its rescue programs.

Our arguments are certainly not indefensible , but we feel we are only giving voice to what the stats have already made clear.

Studies in humans have made clear that people with stronger social networks have greater longevity.

And the Lord said to me, Get up, and go into Damascus; and it will be made clear to you what you have to do.

But as subsequent revelations have made clear, it was still firmly in Mr Raju's grip.

This has to be made clear to give deficit countries hope they can escape from their deficit predicament if they work hard enough at it.

But Chinese military analysts made clear that the relationship remains dominated by distrust.

In his address at the Pentagon, President Bush made clear that he will not act hastily or under pressure to withdraw.

The company's position with regard to overtime is made clear in their contracts.

But as this campaign has made clear, not even the dedicated fact-checkers have made much difference.

We've also repeatedly made clear to Russia that its concerns about our previous missile defense programs were entirely unfounded.

making the underlying intent services and content to be made clear to programs and not just developers.

Through the study of the scaling mechanism of the water system, the causes for scale formation are made clear.

However, the State Council, or cabinet, also made clear that its report was not an indictment of bullet trains.

General Prayuth has made clear that he would actively police Thai society for threats to the monarchy.

Where material came from must be made clear unless the information is common knowledge.

A senior Greek government official said Wen made clear his offer concerned buying bonds only when the country returned to markets.

The terms and conditions of agency should be made clear and definite before the agreement is signed by the parties concerned.

UK officials have made clear the man and the woman captured in a hotel in Herat constituted a special case.

Russia and China have made clear they want to work closely with Washington to stabilize Afghanistan, U. S. officials said.

Middle-aged body made Fuk, the quality has made clear, wear a designer leisure equipment, styles, flatly desktop Mandarin.

Washington has made clear that it wants to solve this latest flare-up via diplomatic channels.

Russia has made clear that it currently opposes any such move and may block any mass lifting of sanctions.

The extremists have made clear that they view democracy, and those people who try to build it, as enemy Number 1.

But in the jargon of finance ministers, Mr. Geithner has made clear that's what he thinks should happen.

It is made clear that you could mix and match moderate and vigorous activities.

Must be made clear is that Confucianism and Taoism two core idea is not absolutely irreconcilable or mutual financial proactive.

Russia made clear throughout that its own decision would depend on the Senate vote.

I hope that the examples in this article have made clear the theoretical concepts outlined in the first article in this series .

But my chairman is refusing to pay for the course and has made clear he does not think it is a good use of my time.

While the language of the resolution was sweeping, its practical implications, as the debate made clear, were limited.

Foreign Ministry spokesman Hong Lei made clear China's firm opposition to the latest U. S. plan to sell weapons to Taiwan.

As last week's high-level UN meeting made clear, these diseases pose a threat to health and economies unlike any ever faced before.

If a similar dress as a professional actor, in TV ads should be made clear in the course of demonstrations are not true professional.

They have definitely decided to pay a visit to China, but when they are to do so hasn't been made clear yet.

Obama himself has repeatedly made clear that he inherited the bailout of financial institutions from Bush.

four is to should notice to handle good the interface relationship has made clear, avoid duty not clear or passing each other.

Protesters have made clear that if the government does not give a satisfactory answer, people will resume the protest.

A: After the incident, China has made clear its position to the Philippines many times through different channels.

The 3rd, " Pinchbeck Qiaobusi " rich guest has made clear mark to be " Forbes website " , and true identity of Lyons is well-known.

He made clear his desire that he should work hard to go to college.

In 2006 introduced the "Accounting Standards for Business Enterprises" , the definition of goodwill and accounting made clear.

The US made clear yesterday that it thought a legal treaty was impossible in Copenhagen.

ideas or concepts can be made clear usually by concrete and tangible realities.

The Obama administration made clear on Wednesday it thought a legal treaty was impossible in Copenhagen.

and Susan McDougal, who languished in jail for refusing to testify at Starr's grand juries for reasons never made clear.

Eclipsing them all, as Mr Obama has made clear in recent days, is the challenge of rebuilding the economy and the banking system.

But the Fed could reasonably reply that it made clear all along there were risks in both directions.

Like others, World Bank Group President Robert B. Zoellick has made clear that he wants to see this go to 50% over time.

Mullen, the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, made clear the drop in support is worrisome.

Yet Apple has made clear that it intends to go after Nintendo's turf.

Salt-iron conference convening made clear that rule policy since Hanwu Emperor had adjustment.

In the Delegation's view, that was not a relevant issue for patents, so this should be made clear.

Instead, the volatility has made clear that in recent years, companies bought hedging contracts whose terms they didn't understand.

We have made clear our position on Cafferty's remarks which we hope CNN take serious.

Russia and China, however, have long made clear their reluctance to approve fresh sanctions on Iran.

I think this point is made clear without debate.

NATO never claimed the airstrike killed him, and some officials of the Transitional National Council made clear he died at their own hands.

Over the years, I've repeatedly made clear that we would take action within Pakistan if we knew where bin Laden was.

Once you made clear demand for service, you yourself can be made a lot of decision-making.

Why the material being tested should be kept at constant temperature will be made clear by Prof. Green after the test.

The nature of the wave motion in sound can be made clear by considering the tuning fork.

As they issued repeated apologies and expressions of regret, they also made clear what a large field they play on.

Ban's climate adviser Janos Pasztor made clear that the secretary-general was planning for "post-Copenhagen" talks.

China may have made clear to French officials its intentions.

Combining theoretical analysis with experiments, the effects of the following parameters on brine jet comminuting is made clear.

M says the commemoration that year made clear for him the meaning of Memorial Day .

Clinton made clear that the funding would not go to the terrorist group Hamas, which seized control of the Gaza Strip in 2007.

However, representatives of China's military made clear that Beijing's concerns are indeed military.

Saussure made clear the object of study for linguistics as a science.

Maroni made clear the fight against illegal immigration would continue without let-up.

If one insists he saw the bottom or peak, there would be only one transaction to be made, clear. -- Even though, we can not say it is right.

The difficulties were made clear in articles by Nicholas Wade and Andrew Pollack in The Times this month.

Chinese leaders have repeatedly made clear over the years that fighting inflation is a top priority , because it could fuel social unrest .

And more pain there will surely be, as the unremitting drizzle of depressing economic news this week made clear.

Bernanke has made clear in the past that he sees his job as doing what is optimal for the U. S. economy.

The moral ambiguities involved have been made clear in Libya.

The effect laws of amount of undissolved ferrite has been gained. The mechanism of effect of undissolved ferrite has been made clear.

The uprising and chaos of the past week have made clear what that would mean.

A: We have made clear our position on this action.

But Alibaba executives made clear that the group's ambitions go far beyond that.

Your role and responsibilities at work have been made clear.

Daniel Mudd, the government-sponsored company's chief executive officer, made clear that difficult market conditions would continue.

Addressing Congress on February 24th, Mr Obama made clear that taxpayers would probably have to find more cash.

i made clear to him that should be responsible for this accident.

President Bush has made clear he is eager to talk about Iran's nuclear program.

You love her, you and she made clear!

Olli Rehn, the EU's senior economic official, made clear that he intends to act vigorously.

When the new road is open to traffic has not been made clear.

Organa was hesitant to take up arms, a position that Dahlney made clear to early Resistance representatives.

In Ankara, I made clear that America is not - and never will be - at war with Islam.

German officials made clear the idea was a non-starter.

And China's policymakers have made clear that a strengthening yuan is not an option.

A: On this issue, I have made clear the position of China many times at the press conference.

He also made clear that ICBC, the world's biggest bank by market value, is considering more acquisitions.

Bhattarai: It has been made clear in the 12-point understanding, eight-point understanding and the 25-point (ceasefire) code of conduct.

Bernanke made clear that a recovery will not take hold until the financial system has been stabilized.

I think the point is made clear without debate.

But the ambassador made clear that the Chinese judiciary was independent of the government and that the supreme court had made its decision.

When the parties' intent is made clear, courts should enforce the agreement as written, even though perpetual rights are not favored.

The firm also made clear the Government's deicision to increase in VAT to 20per cent in January will also push up the price of fashions.

"It is not compulsory but it is made clear to them that it is highly desirable to attend the course, " says Prof Gann.

The Palestinian leader made clear the challenges ahead.

But on a rainy New England afternoon recently, Roughead made clear that's the course he thinks his successors need to chart.

Bernie Madoff's Ponzi scheme, which came to light in 2008, made clear the risks of handing over capital without close oversight.