What Blears seems to fail to recognise is that women are unequivocally recognised by Islam as the moral authority in their homes, and they hold unequivocally the leadership role where children are concerned.
However, "regardless of how they are charged and held," Kysel says unequivocally: "We need to ban the solitary confinement of young people across the board.
Tea Party Republicans have unequivocally opposed the increases.
On Thursday, there were 15 lead changes in the first quarter, more than in the entire triple-overtime Game 4. The Nets exploited the luxury that they unequivocally hold over the Bulls at this point in the series: depth.
Though freedom of thought, religion, expression, assembly and the right to protest and hold demonstrations are unequivocally protected by the Constitution, in reality, imprisonment for religious and political beliefs is commonplace.
The principal, Jim Rooney, responded unequivocally, holding an assembly on the following Monday morning and telling students that there would be no future proms unless they could "collectively come up with a strategy that would insure everyone arrived sober and left sober".
The court had been pointing in this direction in recent decisions, but the majority opinion put the holding starkly and unequivocally: "Other than the fact of a prior conviction, any fact that increases the penalty for a crime beyond the prescribed statutory maximum must be submitted to a jury and proved beyond a reasonable doubt".
Setting aside the usual caution that lawmakers, mindful of relationships and protocol, bring to public appearances, Mr. Christie made unequivocally clear whom he held responsible.
This does not unequivocally support the widely held belief of the existence of a marriage premium over-and-above cohabitation (Soons and Kalmijn 2009; Stack and Eshleman 1998).
Officials of the Los Angeles Council on American-Islamic Relations (Cair) held a media conference on Wednesday night "unequivocally condemning" the mass shooting.
