Sentence examples for made unequivocal from inspiring English sources

The establishment of secular public school systems under government control was made unequivocal through the passage of legislation between 1872 and 1895.

In the wake of the crash, Russia's prime minister, Vladimir Putin, made unequivocal statements about Soviet responsibility for the Katyn massacre and urged reconciliation.

"The bottom line is the current federal government made unequivocal promises that they would honour dollar for dollar agreements and funding signed by the states, and those signatory states are here as part of this press conference and we are very disappointed that they have so far made announcements that they are not going to honour those agreements," Piccoli said.

Mr. Roth called on the United States and European Union, which controversially received the Uzbek president, Islam Karimov, last January, to make unequivocal statements on Uzbekistan's human rights violations and to make clear that the policy is not "cost-free".

Biocentric ethics will always face difficult challenges when it seeks to provide a decision-making rule or principle by which one can resolve conflict and make unequivocal decisions, but, as Aristotle warned, ethics is not mathematics.

Mr. Clinton said today that the Israelis and the Palestinians had agreed to make unequivocal public calls for an end of violence as a kind of reveille trumpeting the start of the truce.

The senator simply stated he was done making "unequivocal pronunciations" after reversing course on the Senate race, having memorably tweeted just last month: "I have only said like 10,000 times I will be a private citizen in January".

Although our findings are encouraging and suggestive of the independent value of mindfulness for headache care, certain design limitations preclude us making unequivocal claims.

Second: GOP leadership needs to make unequivocal statements condemning all explicit use of violence and violent rhetoric in politics.

Many have been waiting for GOP lead lawmakers Sen. Mitch McConnell and Speaker Paul Ryan to make unequivocal statements denouncing the president's unabashed racist comments.

But that hasn't stopped people from making unequivocal judgments against Allen as if they were eyewitnesses to the alleged crime.