Sentence examples for act unambiguously from inspiring English sources

The Clean Air Act "unambiguously bars cost considerations" from the standard-setting process, Justice Scalia said, "and thus ends the matter for us as well as the E.P.A".

This Act unambiguously placed border policing ahead of asylum seeker rights as expressed in UN Conventions and is clear and unapologetic about doing so.

In 2007, the Supreme Court ruled that the Clean Air Act unambiguously covers all air pollutants, including carbon dioxide pollution.

Successive education acts state unambiguously that the duty to ensure that children are properly educated falls to their parents.

The act, he said, "unambiguously bars cost considerations".

However, over the years, a number of studies pointed out that a model in which cell death resistance unambiguously acts as a barrier against malignant disease might be too simple.

Like his good friend, Barack Obama, he seems reluctant at times to go beyond exhorting his fellow citizens to "think and act big," to assert, unambiguously and unequivocally, to say it long and say it loud, that Washington -- and I don't mean Booker T. Washington -- should provide many reasons to believe.

Why, when hearing the truth from the ghost's mouth is Hamlet neither able to speak it to anyone unambiguously nor act on it?

Why, when hearing the truth from the ghost's mouth, is Hamlet able neither to speak it to anyone unambiguously nor to act on it?

Mr. Webster testified that "the designated leader must be clearly and unambiguously empowered to act and to decide on issues of great importance to the success of the intelligence community".

In Washington, a State Department spokesman, Richard A. Boucher, condemned the bombing "in the strongest possible terms," urging the Palestinian leadership to "unambiguously condemn this heinous act and take steps to bring to justice those responsible for actions such as these".