The event marked a decade of progress since the global judges' symposium in Johannesburg in 2002, which spelled out for the first time in unequivocal terms the crucial role that judges have to play in interpreting and enforcing environmental law, nationally and internationally.
The DCCT for the first time provided unequivocal evidence that, in fact, lower blood glucose concentrations delay the onset of diabetic complications [ 2].
It is high time for unequivocal decisions.
Only Christina Patterson of the Sunday Times was unequivocal.
The London Sunday Times was unequivocal in its verdict on 27 February 1966, running the headline "".
Each time, faced with unequivocal opposition, Mr. Clinton has backed away from the case.
"The inscriptions are unequivocal: time and again we find the explanation that the gods 'heard my voice and blessed me'.
At that time, Butler was unequivocal that the statutory requirement for collective worship, first introduced by his 1944 Act, would be widely welcomed.
But this was the first time a seemingly unequivocal statement rejecting the treaty has been made by a top official citing Mr. Putin.
His lyrics in the early 1960's represented, as those of perhaps no other song writer of the time a bitter, unequivocal pacifist view that on more than one occasion provoked brawls in both coffeehouses and concert halls.
