Yes, you can clear cut ...

Good God, look at that if that isn't a clear cut criminal case...

There was no clear cut survey or legislation regarding land.

Moreover, a clear cut distinction could not be made between normative treaties and synallagmatic treaties.

Then, out of a clear sky, I was cut into this ghastly conversation... between two killers.

So the negotiating mandate for the fissile material cut off presents this body with a clear choice.

Let us devise a genuine global strategy for development, a strategic partnership with a clear cut vision and more ambitious goals.

Forward looking deliberations need to aim at a mechanism or instrument for a clear cut prohibition of the weaponization of outer space.

Moreover, the representatives suggested, a clear cut definition was necessary to identify the essential distinction between indigenous peoples and minorities.

Civilizations do not have clear cut boundaries and borders, they flow smoothly into one another.

When asked about this, Government officials denied that it was true and described the situation as a clear cut labour dispute.

The division of responsibilities between them with regard to technical assistance, however, was insufficiently clear cut.

(f) The negotiation of a fissile material cut off treaty with clear disarmament objectives, which also addresses the issue of existing stocks

His delegation appreciated the efforts of the Special Rapporteur to formulate a clear cut definition of the concepts of expulsion and aliens .

A major concern after the withdrawal of UNAMSIL would be a widening information gap, as currently there is no clear cut Government public information policy.

The net effect is a worldwide population of older persons sufficiently varied, flexible and complex to defy easy categories and clear cut roles.

Other codes, such as the Code of Professional Conduct of the Pharmaceutical Society of Australia provide a clear cut principle of scientific (or professional) obligations.

The Group of 77 and China had repeatedly reaffirmed that view as a clear cut framework for deliberations and negotiations with representatives of developed countries.

In spite of military gains in the rural areas, it was thus apparent that RENAMO had insufficient capacity to achieve a clear cut military victory.

It won't be so clear cut it won't be Microsoft versus Linux there'll be all sorts of things in between.

They are seeking greater unity of purpose and coherence of action, and clear cut, concrete results from its collective efforts.

The clear cut call to violence contained in these remarks contradicts the very foundations of the Oslo process begun in 1993.

A pie cut into two pieces is better than a pie cut in five.

Setting a cut off date certainly exacerbates the problem and gives the State party a clear deadline for executing a person if it is to avoid violating its obligations under the Covenant.

Take a short cut.

Cut a Throat Week.

That's a bad cut.

Take a short cut

What a great cut!

We cannot speak of a true culture of peace if we do not tackle the roots of problems or arrive at a clear cut definition of their nature and their scope.

A cut paste history utility

A cut paste history utility

It's a pretty deep cut.

momentarily causes a power cut

It's a very bad cut.

Let's take a short cut.

It's a good short cut.

It's been cut. Cut as a scene, but it's still there in my score.

He noted, with reference to the questions put by the United Kingdom representative, that there was a clear cut link with the groups defined as vulnerable, namely, women and children.

Mr. van RHIJN (Netherlands) As my delegation has made clear on numerous occasions in the past, the Netherlands attaches the utmost priority to a verifiable fissile material cut off treaty.

Cut. Cut. That won't do.

It's nothing, just a little cut.

You like to cut a rug?

There's a cut on his hand.

Tetanus would have required a cut.