Sentence examples for and unambiguous in the from inspiring English sources

The two-negative-quarters-of-growth definition is clear and unambiguous: in the past, I have expressed support for it on those grounds.

During, Pre-Trial Chamber II, the defence appealed against the decision confirming the charges: 'In the opinion of the Defence, the Elements of Crimes "are clear and unambiguous" in the sense that an order is required by the perpetrator of the crime'.

All matches had to be highest ranking and unambiguous in the target and decoy search.

There is thus a need to apply a screening method that is sensitive and unambiguous in identifying the different transformation events.

The compact was "plain and unambiguous" in giving Virginia the right to decide for itself how to meet its water needs, Virginia's lawyer, Stuart A. Raphael, told the court.

These interests often are not compatible, and legal work done on behalf of a state should be transparent and unambiguous in support of the public interest, not private gain.

He was unafraid to criticize the rebels and unambiguous in his denunciations of violence against civilians.

We would only urge researchers to be clear and unambiguous in their use and meanings of the terminology applied.

Dische et al.[ 1 ] reported in 1993 that the information (e.g. on volumes and dose specification points) given in two leading radiotherapy journals was acceptable and unambiguous in only 42% and 30% of the papers, respectively.

In his decision, Judge Davey wrote that the Florida Constitution was "clear and unambiguous" in prohibiting public money from being used in any sectarian institution.

I hope that the new government will be clear and unambiguous in addressing Golden Dawn as a criminal organisation".