Author response: I do not mean to equivocate on this issue, and I will make further clarifications here.
The third remaining candidate, John Kasich, has equivocated on the issue.
I even equivocated on the issue that managed to unite my entire generation, the Iraq war.
Rand Paul, like Carson, a doctor, also equivocated on the issue.
But the entire international community, not just the White House, equivocated on the issue.
Yet Mrs. Kelly, whom you term "the outspoken conscience" of Indian Point, continues to equivocate on the issue.
This week, however, the right wing of the Conservative party has turned on David Cameron for supporting equal marriage, while in the United States, President Obama is being forced to equivocate on the issue after senior Democrats made the mistake of publicly declaring doubt in the capacity of same-sex weddings to collapse the moral superstructure of American life.
It is "not far-fetched" (wa lâ yab'ud), Avicenna says, that the imaginative faculties of such persons are able to depict the emanated universal intelligible forms in particular, sensory, terms.[43] Prophecy is thus a natural, if exceptional, occurrence for Avicenna, who equivocates on the issue of personal providence.
Asked on the televised BBC Northern Ireland leaders' debate if his party would "unequivocally divorce" from the statement, Sir Jeffrey Donaldson replied: "Yes". He added: "We don't accept support from anyone who is engaged in paramilitary or criminal activity". Sir Jeffrey also denied a claim by Alliance leader Naomi Long that he had equivocated on the issue in an earlier debate.
But most Democrats (with a few notable exceptions) equivocated on the issue for years.
You don't have to be political expert to predict that the Republican candidates, fully aware that a majority of Americans oppose a new U.S. military intervention in the Middle East, would equivocate on the issue and suggest that a more muscular American posture would supposedly force Iran to accept a "better deal".
