Sentence examples for is unambiguously stated from inspiring English sources

Most will be married by 16 or 17, and they can wed as young as 9. "Women, it is unambiguously stated, are homemakers and mothers," the foundation said.

Saying it is best to assume Vladimir Putin will remain in power for many years, he calls for the retention of existing economic sanctions against Russia, but argues "it should be unambiguously stated that the UK has no plans or desire to encourage Ukraine's membership of Nato.

Whether this is due to their function as co-substrate and/or as effectors of the carrier protein cannot be unambiguously stated yet.

Yet an Islamic state is unambiguously what the jihadist groups now fighting alongside the opposition in Syria are aiming for.

Although there may be only superficial similarities between Mr Gates and George Bush (relative lack of sophistication, accident-prone speeches), and Mr Ballmer seems more a fusion of Dick Cheney (power behind throne) and Donald Rumsfeld (tells it like it is), Mr Mundie is unambiguously the secretary of state of the United States of Windows.

But the overall picture is unambiguously clear.

"The labor market data is unambiguously horrible".

Six o'clock is unambiguously considered "late".

And Mr. McCain is unambiguously running for president.

Longitude 131 is unambiguously in the Ayer's Rock camp.

Gersonides' position is unambiguously Platonic.