The message was simple and unambiguous and the same message we deliver in public: Qaddafi must leave power so that a new political process can begin that reflects the will and aspirations of the Libyan people".
The water and sanitation target is simple and unambiguous: by 2030 every man, woman and child – whether at home, school, hospital or their workplace – should have access to a safe water supply and be able to go to the toilet in a clean space with privacy.
It was of priority to keep it short, and to ensure the questions were simple and unambiguous.
The comparison is designed to be simple and unambiguous no response re-coding is required, no cheap-talk mechanisms are used, and a single choice per respondent parallels the binding referendum.
These multiple alignments were simple and results were unambiguous because the majority of the sequences coded for proteins and showed relatively few insertion or deletion events.
The questions were simple and straightforward, and relatively unambiguous.
Our MLST approach overcomes all these disadvantages as the technique is simple and requires an automated DNA sequencer that is more widely available in most of the laboratories and the sequence data generated is unambiguous and explicit.
35 The system should be as simple and unambiguous as possible and should at least contain a universally applicable definition of sports injury, of sports participation and consensus on population at risk and time at risk.
Nevertheless, it noted that in Western Australia, where zero tolerance has been adopted, it has proved to be "simple, straightforward, relatively quick to administer, and unambiguous".
Moreover, the questions employed were sufficiently simple and unambiguous to achieve a reasonable degree of validity on the different variables.
