There was some support for this perspective: "Development of sources or pockets of insecurity has led to, from my perspective, an equivocation of global health to global health security".
There is no equivocation in my mind of their critical place in the economy and agenda of the Lord.
Coffey again pushed back, saying she believed it was important she reference hate groups "specifically, so there is no confusion or equivocation in my message," again noting that other agencies were making specific references.
In my book, I assert without equivocation that I believe Simpson killed his ex-wife and her friend, on June 12 , 1994
I spewed forth lawyerly equivocation, harking back to my days as a litigator, but out it came: "Mom".
My questions were met by sighing equivocation but at least I had discovered where I needed to wait: in the tomb-like basement with grey plastic chairs, bare magnolia walls and a tiny wall-mounted TV with a red-speckled screen.
However, as is implicit in my discussion of premiss (2), an equivocation between different senses of 'learning' threatens.
For my wife and I, there was no equivocation personally or professionally, but to the rest of the world there was puzzlement and even disbelief.
"It's still kind of an equivocation — " "I'm planning on playing my way into the team," Woods repeated with a smile.
"I believe I can say without equivocation," she said, "that never in my experience has a city administration played such a disruptive role as has this administration".
