Equivocal issues were debated after the independent scores were noted, and a consensus score was obtained.
But he was equivocal on the issue of age discrimination.
Abbott cleaned up, noting gay marriage was important to many people, but then he continued with sounding equivocal on the issue by noting marriage equality was not inevitable.
At the beginning of the leadership campaign, Corbyn was equivocal on the issue of the EU, suggesting that, like the trade unions, he would not rule out campaigning for the UK to leave if Cameron tried to water down social protection for workers.
And B.S.A.'s broad religious tolerance combined with its declaration that sexual matters are not its "proper area" render its views on the issue equivocal at best and incoherent at worst.... B.S.A. has, at most, simply adopted an exclusionary membership policy and has no shared goal of disapproving of homosexuality.
Literature is equivocal on these issues.
These issues are more equivocal than the more photographable issues of aid, poverty, hunger, schools, so it is harder to drive attention towards them.
We are gathering further data on the issue of equivocal staining which, as indicated, accounts for about a fifth of our assessments.
Our results are equivocal on this latter issue, given that these two taxa do form part of the main clade of Arctocephalus, but as sister to the remaining species.
