Sentence examples for equivocation for from inspiring English sources

To call him one of the best writers in the country seems a pointless equivocation, for, at the moment, I can't think of anyone better.

He initially characterized a rate-equivocation region for a degraded wiretap channel, which was extended to a more general non-degraded version in [2].

Lai and El Gamal develop the rate-equivocation region for this four node relay-eavesdropper channel and introduce a noise forwarding scheme in which the relay, even if it is unable to aid the source in its transmissions, transmits codewords independent of the source to confuse the eavesdropper.

There were plenty of grounds for equivocation.

"The time for equivocation is over.

The score leaves little room for equivocation or excuse.

There isn't any wiggle room in this formulation, no place for equivocation.

For better or worse, Obama is a hardened politician now, with a politician's awareness of the necessity for equivocation.

In the Shelby County case, as a federal trial court and a federal appeals court found, there is no room for equivocation.

The prime minister has now declared that "the time for equivocation is over" and that the state will be reclaiming control of Tivoli and the other "garrison communities".

Nonetheless, he encouraged any Patch non-believers still remaining at the company to get out now, emphasizing that there's no room for equivocation in turning the effort around.