Sentence examples for declared unequivocally from inspiring English sources

In 2000, the HIV crisis in South Africa prompted a letter to be published in Nature, dubbed the Durban Declaration, which declared unequivocally that HIV was the cause of AIDS.

Mr. Weiner, by contrast, has declared unequivocally that he will run for mayor regardless of Mr. Bloomberg's plans.

They held on to beat the Boston Red Sox, 5-4, at Fenway Park, and most important, Jeter declared unequivocally that he would play Thursday.

And on Wednesday afternoon, a lawyer who works with the police union declared unequivocally that five of the six officers had given statements -- and that he couldn't understand why Rawlings-Blake was on TV saying otherwise.

The thousands of researchers at the United Nations-supported I PCC have declared unequivocally that we need to reduce GHG emissions by 80% below 2005 levels just to mitigate the worst effects of climate change.

Roxane Gay recently wrote a blistering column for the New York Times about alleged mass murderer Dylann Roof in which she declared unequivocally that she couldn't forgive him though other people have: "My lack of forgiveness serves as a reminder that there are some acts that are so terrible that we should recognize them as such.

She also declares unequivocally that "my mother loved me".

The UN was preparing to declare "unequivocally that criminalisation is harmful unnecessary and disproportionate", Branson wrote.

The Bush flag's 20 stars signify privilege and exclusion, and declare unequivocally that we are a divided nation.

After receiving a medal for his service, just before turning over his command to a fellow Marine, Gen. Joseph Dunford, General Allen surprised some in the audience by declaring unequivocally: "This campaign is successful.

"He offers us a chance to declare unequivocally that there is a group of citizens who have a deep caring for where are nation goes and what it does in the process of going".