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In that session, Malpass was unambiguous: The Trump administration is going to lower the boom on China and its so-called unfair trade practices.
The Senate Intelligence Committee's review is the most extensive effort by Congress now underway to reconcile the failure to find illicit weapons in Iraq with unambiguous claims by the administration and intelligence agencies that Iraq had at least chemical and biological weapons in its arsenal before the American invasion in March.
More substantively, the Bush administration had one clear, unambiguous message after 9/11.
Despite some apparent internal dissension over the summer, the Obama administration has recently displayed unambiguous vigor in the realm of sanctions.
In recent days, Americans of every faith and political persuasion have mobilized in objection to a rule put forward by the Obama administration that constitutes an unambiguous attack on religious freedom in our country.
To give unambiguous instruction for proper management and administration of Standard Operating Procedures as they are used in the Regional Soil Survey Institute (RSSI).
The work described here in reports the first unambiguous detection of ECH following oral administration of DCP in rodents.
But the caveats in the study seemed to be at odds with unambiguous statements by the president and other administration officials before the war that Iraq possessed banned weapons.
The administration is right to seek an unambiguous North Korean acceptance of denuclearization as a goal; the statement Mr. Trump agreed to at his summit with Mr. Kim last June was less than clear.
A 29-year-old New Jersey statute regarding the administration of student drug tests seems unambiguous enough: once a student is suspected of using drugs, the principal is required to order a drug test.
It would send an absolutely unambiguous signal to the world that the Obama Administration is serious about climate issues, and means that an international agreement to tackle global warming might actually be possible.
