The word
"unequivocal" means something that is clear, certain, and without any doubt or confusion.
Full definition
We've been just about
unequivocal in our praise of the new 2015 Mercedes - Benz C - class sedan, especially when it comes to the very pleasant interior.
Despite decades of
unequivocal evidence supporting the relationship between poverty and achievement, they try to «prove» the opposite by cherry - picking the statistic that fourth - graders in Massachusetts and New Jersey who are eligible for free and reduced - price lunch scored higher on the math portion of the National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP) than similarly situated fourth - graders in Connecticut.
We will use our relationships with other countries to push for
unequivocal support for gay rights and for UK civil partnerships to be recognised internationally.»
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.
Of course, that doesn't mean a deal like that couldn't ever happen, but Peretti was fairly
unequivocal about the value of news to BuzzFeed.
The absolute
unequivocal answer as to what can others do to support animal rescue would be to SPAY AND NEUTER.
Therefore, the presence of shock features in quartz should not be taken
as unequivocal evidence for an extraterrestrial impact.
For government to discriminate against religious conduct» and make it the subject of heightened government regulation» would run afoul of the constitutional principles at the heart of America's founding and undermine liberalism's
unequivocal commitment to religious autonomy....
But when millions of citizens sent them a pretty
unequivocal message about going to war in Iraq in 2003, the indifference was all theirs.
From his days as a roving restaurateur to his current work leading PR clients to extensive accolades and booming business, Jeffrey Yarbrough has achieved
unequivocal success in all aspects of the hospitality industry.
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.»
My interpretations are not
unequivocal no matter how many dissenting legal opinions you may bring against my arguments.
«June 12 is most symbolic of democracy as that, it was the date Nigerians freely expressed their choice on whom to be their leader; it was also the date of
unequivocal affirmation of the unity of the country by Nigerians across all divides.
In a perfect world there would be a simple test that could be performed on a single sample and yield
unequivocal results, but that's not the case with canine flu.
All too often, in the never - ending quest for
unequivocal proof of cause and effect, the environmental regulation process loses sight of a basic public health purpose: disease prevention.
Without a clear and
unequivocal expression of legislative intent, it's not open to the courts to depart from a recognized common law rule in this regard.
Garcetti, who is endorsed by the teachers union in LA, initially seemed to oppose the parent trigger movement (read about it here), but he eventually
expressed unequivocal support for the option (read the story here).
The public isn't hearing «we project a spread of scenarios», what the public is hearing is a confident
unequivocal assertion.
about Press Statement: GAP's Food Integrity Campaign
States Unequivocal Support for new GAO Report's Recommendations
The logic of turning to a team that brings expertise in every field of real estate to a customer's dining room table makes
unequivocal sense to me.
«As a pro-life voter, I never intended my participation to imply
unequivocal endorsement, and the DNC knew that and were fine with that.
It said «a definitive,
unequivocal position on the science of global warming... quite simply is beyond current capabilities.»
The pervasive ethical emphasis of radicals such as Herbert Braun and William Hamilton is to be contrasted to Altizer's
unequivocal call for a suspension of the ethical.
Unless Mark Carney can swiftly and convincingly demonstrate that he responded to those Liberals» overtures with a quick and
unequivocal refusal, we shouldn't be surprised if non-Liberals start looking through his recent speeches through the corrosive, distorted lens of partisan politics.
There is a clear and
unequivocal need for affordable screening strategies based on reliable biomarkers and efficient imaging modalities.»
In light of this latest
unequivocal rejection of cryptocurrency, any companies intent on bridging the gap between crypto and fiat currency will have to look for other ways, knowing that no support will be forthcoming from either Visa or any of its subsidiaries.
«The Liberal Democrats will fight the next election on a clear and
unequivocal promise to restore British prosperity and role in the world, with the United Kingdom in the European Union, not out.
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