Sentence examples for equivocation the from inspiring English sources

After some equivocation the Russian state usually pays up for fear of further rulings of non-compliance.

In case there was any equivocation, the Lakers offered up a public display of affection: the billboards.

With each equivocation, the man in the Oval Office shields his identity and cloaks who the real Barack Obama is.

After a long period of cautious equivocation, the prime minister had, in his own words, "shifted up a gear" in his ambition to lodge Britain at its rightful place in the heart of Europe.

But in this case the equivocation, the uncertainty, seems to come from the filmmaker himself, who seems to have been unable to locate what it is in this movie he cares about, beyond any particular, local formal concern.

12 Years a Slave, he said, "is absolutely without any equivocation the finest picture dealing with a deeper and more profound look at black life, black people, black struggle and black power".

The equivocation concerns the sense in which the true church might base its right to persecute.

More specifically, perfect secrecy can be built in two separated blocks: (1) a precoding that cancels the channel seen by the eavesdropper to fulfill the equivocation requirement, (2) the powerful off-the-shelf encoding techniques to achieve the secrecy rate.

Forgive the equivocation, but the answer is yes and no.

"But there is no way of knowing it, right?" Mrs. Migliore asked, astutely, apparently registering the equivocation in the doctor's tone.

We now calculate the equivocation of the code described above.