Not a single Tory backbencher who spoke in the preceding debate gave unqualified support to the chancellor.
The first was the Falklands war, which transformed Thatcher's poll ratings on a wave of jingoism (and was unwisely given unqualified support by Foot).
That's Blair's "get out of jail" card for the charge that he gave unqualified support for the invasion while saying no decisions had been taken.
To that point, Wade also gave unqualified support to Hunter and the union leadership, which has come under fire from some high-powered agents, who disagree with the union's strategy.
He refused to criticize Mr. Pataki's budget-cutting proposals and gave unqualified support to the transit fare increase, even as the Metropolitan Transportation Authority was coming under fire for misleading the public about its own financial condition.
"The picture that emerged", he continued, "was of a man who gave unqualified support to Russian totalitarianism until the mid-50s, who loathed the market economy, was in favour of a workers' revolution, denigrated British traditions and institutions such as the royal family, the church and the army and was overtly dismissive of western democracy".
In a poll of Lebanese adults taken in 2004, 6% of respondents gave unqualified support to the statement "Hezbollah should be disarmed".
Of the 18 papers discussing the topics of vaccine efficacy and HPV infection, 5 gave unqualified support for vaccinating all ages; 5 expressed qualified support for a range of ages not exceeding 26 years; 1 indicated benefit for women up to 45 years; and 7 emphasised vaccinating before sexual debut.
Verhofstadt, who leads the Liberals, the fourth-largest group, does not have unqualified support among MEPs.
"The world must give unqualified recognition of our sacrifices," Mr Asif said.
