Sentence examples for plain and unambiguous from inspiring English sources
The respondent contends that the words of Section 402 are plain and unambiguous and that other aids to construction may not be utilized.
The judge, Loren McMaster of Sacramento County, ruled that Mr. Bustamante was violating "the plain and unambiguous language" of a spending limits law that took effect last November.
For when one reads "multiple copies for classroom use," it is clear that "the language is so plain and unambiguous "that a refusal to recognize its natural, obvious meaning would..
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.
The compact was "plain and unambiguous" in giving Virginia the right to decide for itself how to meet its water needs, Virginia's lawyer, Stuart A. Raphael, told the court.
Judge Timothy Kelley of State District Court ruled that the way in which the state finances its new voucher program violates the state Constitution, as it relies on money intended in "plain and unambiguous" terms solely for public schools.
Once an annotation task is defined, it will serve as an annotation guideline for manual annotation (after automatic and unambiguous translation to the plain-language version), a validator of manual and automatic processing components, as well as a configuration component for automated recognition tools.
As Kapuscinski himself says of those times in Travels with Herodotus, "Nothing was ever plain, literal, unambiguous - from behind every gesture and word peered some referential sign, gazed a meaningfully winking eye".
The consent should be freely given, specific, informed and unambiguous by way of a request presented in clear and plain language.
The editor will provide a GUI with the familiar drag-and-drop mechanism that will make the definition of the annotation task more intuitive and unambiguous (which is often a problem with annotation guidelines written in plain language).
When Shinran is so plain, so unambiguous, so clear to say that he is concerned with teaching the UNLEARNED the simple teaching of NamuAmidaButsu - WHY do these clerics and scholars screw it up so completely?
