An "unequivocal statement" means a clear and definite statement that leaves no room for doubt or confusion. It is a straightforward statement that is easy to understand and cannot be interpreted in more than one way. Full definition
I'm giving some financial support to Harry Reid's Republican opponent in Nevada — who is polling way ahead of Reid at the moment — and I intend to support a Republican candidate for California State Assembly from my district who has started his campaign with a very unequivocal statement of his desire to repeal AB32, California's own home - grown version of cap - and - trade. (joannenova.com.au)
After conducting its own literature review, receiving 32 submissions and hearing from 16 expert witnesses during three days of public hearings, the inquiry committee had this to say: «It is not possible from the available data to make unequivocal statements about the effectiveness of homework overall in assisting student learning.» (teachermagazine.com.au)
To that opinion Justice Abella added the follow unequivocal statements about the reasons for and context of the law: (ottawaemploymentlaw.com)