Sentence examples for Express unequivocal from inspiring English sources

The differentiating BMSCs were induced to undergo cardiomyogenic differentiation pathway and were able to express unequivocal electromechanical coupling and functional synchronization with ECMs.

Western governments, so keen to clamp down on undemocratic regimes in the rest of the world, should express unequivocal support for the protesters' demand for free and fair elections, and publicly condemn the authorities' unjustified use of force.

"It's really exciting to have Sen. Sanders express unequivocal support for decriminalization and medical marijuana," said Tom Angell, chairman of the drug policy reform group Marijuana Majority, to The Huffington Post.

The resolution was intended to express unequivocal blind loyalty to Israel, and to pressure the Obama administration to use its veto power (as a permanent member of the Security Council) against any resolution that might expose Israel.

A Definitive Zero Tolerance Statement: It is in the hands of the Secretary General of the UN to continuously express unequivocal zero tolerance for any form of violence against women and girls, to declare loud and clear that such violence is a crime against humanity and to hold national governments directly accountable for any violations of these human rights.

(Never mind that Obama has repeatedly denounced Hamas and expressed unequivocal support for Israel).

The American Academy of Pediatrics and 350 other medical, professional and advocacy groups recently wrote a letter to Trump expressing "unequivocal support" for vaccines' safety and endorsing the recommended schedule.

President Obama got it right saying the United States "rejects efforts to denigrate" others' religious beliefs, while expressing unequivocal opposition to the "senseless violence" that killed Stevens.

First there was the forced resignation of Deputy Chancellor Diana Lam, which Mr. Bloomberg demanded after Mr. Klein had expressed unequivocal support for her amid criticism of the hiring of her husband for two schools jobs.

Approved 215 to 212, March 21. 3. Support for Troops: Vote on a resolution that expresses "unequivocal" support to the United States troops in Iraq and their families and to President Bush for "his firm leadership and decisive action in the conduct of military operations in Iraq as part of the ongoing Global War on Terrorism".

When Obama ran for the Illinois State Senate in 1996, he gave statements to a Chicago paper that expressed "unequivocal support for gay marriage".