The United States argues that unless a suspect gives an unambiguous declaration of his intention to invoke his right to remain silent, he has not invoked such a right.
Yet with many Democrats despairing over their potential field of presidential challengers, the unambiguous declaration by Mr. Kerry last week that he will run for president in 2004 has heartened some party leaders.
Some had been urging him to cool tempers by announcing elections, while the main independence civil society groups and some of his coalition partners have called for an unambiguous declaration of independence.
They didn't want to let me go". Since quitting in 2003, Shopland has been seeking from West Yorkshire police a public and unambiguous declaration that he worked for them as an informer, as he has no written evidence of his clandestine work.
She told Politics Live her colleagues would need an "unambiguous" declaration about leaving the Northern Ireland backstop, and was "very sure" the majority of the group led by Jacob Rees-Mogg would vote for it.
Former defence secretary Liam Fox urged Mr Cameron to make an "unambiguous declaration" that Britain will not continue down the road of "ever-closer union" and to put a new deal on Europe to a referendum.
At the end of the song, Rotten, kneeling on the stage, chanted an unambiguous declaration, "This is no fun.
Unambiguous, semantically-rich, structured declarations of information have long been a fundamental cornerstone of scientific discourse.
The 2013 Helsinki Declaration is unambiguous in terms of the priorities of physicians involved in research (refer to Table 1).
Evangelical Protestant leaders declared the choice unambiguous.
Similarly, Schulman [ 32] points out that such declarations do "not offer clear and unambiguous guidance on bioethical controversies".
