They are told in concise, unambiguous language and reflect the author's skepticism about human nature, tempered by sympathetic understanding.
Addressing the synod on Wednesday in unusually unambiguous language, Archbishop Williams declared, "We have, to put it very bluntly, a lot of explaining to do".
The bit where it failed to disclose how it shared data with third parties aside, it's a good example of a company owning its privacy screw up and correcting its mistake in clear, unambiguous language.
It is striking how, when we reach the subject, Ramprakash resorts to unambiguous language and even one-word answers.
But in a statement, the White House called on his government to explain "in clear and unambiguous language" how a transition of power would take place.
The study team has employed similarly unambiguous language in statements in other public fora.
As the head of the Detroit Police Department, the Board believes that it has the authority and mandate to conduct the investigation in this case, with that authority rooted in the clear and unambiguous language of the Detroit City Charter".
In surprisingly specific and unambiguous language, the encyclical rejects outright "carbon credits" as part of a solution to the problem.
A clear item was defined as a 'tool/indicator/criterion that was expressed in clear, precise and unambiguous language'.
Clarity was defined as the extent to which the statement was expressed in clear, precise and unambiguous language.
In their decision, the judges wrote, "The plain and unambiguous language of our State Constitution, which we are bound to apply, requires us to reverse" a lower court's decision favoring the current map.
