Sentence examples for described unequivocally from inspiring English sources

The day after the court heard this evidence which Lord Justice Thomas and Mr Justice Lloyd described unequivocally as "a threat" Miliband told parliament that "the US authorities did not threaten to break off intelligence co-operation with the UK".

In Bolivia, Oscar Ortíz, the president of the Senate and a prominent critic of President Evo Morales, called on Unasur, the new regional body, to investigate further recent killings in northern Bolivia, which a Unasur commission described unequivocally as a massacre.

An event that was described, unequivocally, flagrantly as "a rave"; something that felt endlessly exotic to a bunch of suburban herberts, reared around pubs where they didn't understand how to ID properly.

It has been described unequivocally as " policy that aims to impact positively on population health" [ 15] and has been framed as equivalent to " healthy public policy" [ 16].

Only 3 investigations reported an identifiable link with an environmental cause, and of those, only 1 could be described unequivocally as an etiologic cluster.

An academic study of the manifestos and statements of the 12 parties expected to enter the new parliament found only three could be described as unequivocally pro-EU and pro-euro.

The remarks were described as "unequivocally dovish" by Marchel Alexandrovich at the investment bank Jefferies and at one point they sent the euro down to $1.069, although the single currency later rebounded.

The analysis of prokaryotic genome dynamics described here unequivocally shows that rapid gene flux involving extensive loss of genes and families, partially balanced by gain of new gene families via HGT, is the principal mode of microbial evolution.