Sentence examples similar to unambiguous issue from inspiring English sources

While the announcement restoring partisan politics was unambiguous, many issues are still unclear.

He was, however, unambiguous on the issue of EU membership.

"The Senate bill will make clear that the SEC has unambiguous authority to issue rules permitting shareholder access to the proxy.

"The Senate bill will make it clear that the SEC has unambiguous authority to issue rules permitting shareholders access to the proxy -- essential, as I know you guys know," she said.

I would ask my class at this point to work in small groups to generate simple clean tests that would yield unambiguous data to decide the issue.

Daria Hall, K-12 policy director at The Education Trust, an education advocacy and lobbying group that has supported No Child Left Behind's accountability provisions, said the group remains "unambiguous that the issues at stake in reauthorization are important to every student, parent, teacher, and community -- especially those that have too often been overlooked and underserved.

"The Cider House Rules" takes an unambiguous stand on an issue that is subject to ongoing and furious debate.

Our position on this issue is unambiguous and steadfast.

So the issue was unambiguous, and the threat to the "new nation" was profound.

If the Security Council fails to issue an unambiguous mandate to use force, the president should respect the will of the world community.

Until 2010, the UK's Green Party had rather unambiguous views on the issue too: they wanted an EU wide ban on embryonic stem cell research.