Sentence examples for Support unequivocally from inspiring English sources
Russia protested but was unable to achieve anything, as Germany threw its support unequivocally behind Austria.
The FRAX tool has been limitedly used in patients with IBD; however, the evidence currently available only shows a modest increase in the 10-yr risks of bone fracture and does not support unequivocally the need for specific interventions.
Mona Eltahawy, an award-winning journalist and commentator on Arab and Muslim issues, said: "This is an outrageous violation of freedom of faith which as a Muslim, I hold dear and support unequivocally.
And a little later, as Britain incurred a good deal of wrath for sticking its head above the parapet to support, unequivocally, financially and with our own servicemen, America's War Against Terror and immediate adventure in Afghanistan, the US whacked illegal tariffs on our steel exports, desperately injuring a beleaguered British industry.
I support unequivocally the sexual and reproductive rights of all people.
The past few months of electioneering suggest that a candidate's support for Israel will be questioned during the foreign policy debate even if he states his support unequivocally.
But he said he supported unequivocally the President's efforts to spend money to ease the desegrega tion process and to overcome racial isolation.
Wallace's position is the one advanced by the Office of Population Affairs behind Title X and the one supported unequivocally by current medical research.
Each node is supported unequivocally with maximal nodal support (100% posterior probabilities).
The regularity in the association of "specific metal signature" to a particular class of injury, supports unequivocally the validity of associating a class of injury to a kind of metal-delivering weapon.
Scanlon writes, "Consciously or not, the couple found a workable formula for their marriage: he would support her, unequivocally, in her professional life, and she would serve him, unequivocally, in their domestic world".
