"No equivocation," a Georgia Republican said late last month, in what started as a conversation about Palin.
There could be no such equivocation about his contribution in France in 2007, when in some ways the resurrection that took England into the final against South Africa was more remarkable than the triumph in Australia.
It is an equivocation about the status of the cockney that persists to this day.
But I think that that should not suggest or indicate that there is any ambivalence or there is any equivocation about where our security concerns lie, that we stand shoulder to shoulder with Israel".
I may believe that the strategic bombing of Germany was a cruel necessity, but neither my parents nor my in-laws, who had been on the wrong end of the Luftwaffe, had any equivocation about the matter.
The Ghanaian foreign minister, Mohammed Mumuni said to reporters, "Certainly that's not the position that we take... for us in Ghana there is absolutely no equivocation at all about our acceptance and respect for the jurisdiction, the integrity and high honor of dignity of the ICC".
There should be no doubt or equivocation about the implications of his words.
There would be no equivocation — no memoirists' hand-wringing about the squishiness of human recall, no postmodernist posturing about how we determine reality, no quibbling about infinite quantum realities or any of the other things professors and grad students spend too much time pondering.
("A survivor of the Holocaust gone missing in the murky wastelands and unspoken history of Cold War Europe, René Köhler... .....) About Hatto's musicianship Orga expressed no equivocation: "Even when some of her decisions, her occasional urgencies, are not to my taste, there's a rightness, an honesty, to her recorded playing..
