Sentence examples for unambiguous agreement from inspiring English sources

"Sidney's acquiescence to sex was accompanied by too much dismay to constitute unambiguous agreement, especially given Sidney's longstanding prior refusal to engage in sex," the guide says.

The CPS painstakingly pointed out that an offence would arise only if it could be shown that there was an unambiguous agreement in which a financial favour was exchanged for an honour.

The consent forms, it said, had some problems, but "even had the husband and wife entered into an unambiguous agreement between themselves regarding the disposition of the frozen pre-embryos, we would not enforce an agreement that would compel one donor to become a parent against his or her will.

"It was clear to me this group would not want a presidential visit without a firm, unambiguous agreement -- at a minimum -- to bar development, research and testing of missiles and exports," said Lee H. Hamilton, who heads the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars.

The point of attributing integrity to another is not always to signal unambiguous moral agreement.

"Consent should be a clear, unambiguous, ongoing agreement," Talukder told me.

In this study, we divided the sequences into unambiguous (100% agreement between the head and tail alignments) and ambiguous alignments.

In a brief statement as part of a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission on Tuesday, Sirius summarized the case and added, "The court found the agreement unambiguous and that we had complied with all our obligations under the agreement".

This pattern of responding was observed for both beliefs (88% agreement for unambiguous belief vs. 53% agreement for ambiguous belief inferences) and preferences (84% agreement for unambiguous preference vs. 51% agreement for ambiguous preference inferences).

The White House reacted with cautious optimism, calling for the "full and unambiguous implementation" of the agreement.

To increase data accuracy and reduce variability on an international level, there should be an international agreement on unambiguous definitions for all variables used in APACHE II and SAPS II models.