Sentence examples for Declare unequivocally from inspiring English sources

The UN was preparing to declare "unequivocally that criminalisation is harmful unnecessary and disproportionate", Branson wrote.

* You fail to declare unequivocally that the convent has no place in Auschwitz.

The Bush flag's 20 stars signify privilege and exclusion, and declare unequivocally that we are a divided nation.

Even the Environmental Protection Agency says it does not have sufficient information to declare unequivocally that cellular phones are safe.

"His Majesty's government … now declare unequivocally that it is not part of their policy that Palestine should become a Jewish state". The Jews, outraged, rejected this – many now viewing the British as their enemy.

"He offers us a chance to declare unequivocally that there is a group of citizens who have a deep caring for where are nation goes and what it does in the process of going".

In 2000, the HIV crisis in South Africa prompted a letter to be published in Nature, dubbed the Durban Declaration, which declared unequivocally that HIV was the cause of AIDS.

She also declares unequivocally that "my mother loved me".

Later, in his controversial biography of 2002, Hibberd declared unequivocally that Owen was gay.

Mr. Weiner, by contrast, has declared unequivocally that he will run for mayor regardless of Mr. Bloomberg's plans.

It declares unequivocally that there is no middle road in the struggle between China's brand of Communism and the revisionist variety.